I just draw the pictures with a for loop for x=... do for y=... do draw(map[x][y]) end end Something like that. I kind of use bump to get all the tiles in a certain view then loop through the result and draw them. I'm not hitting a bottleneck, just done with the map, so now I'm thinking on optimizat...

pgimeno wrote: ↑Sat Apr 17, 2021 10:56 am A texture atlas is the way to speed it up. SpriteBatch is made mostly for this kind of usage, and requires a texture atlas.

Thnx, now I know it's possible, but how?
1)Any pointers/references on the use for this type of thing?
2)Will it make the game faster?

Hello all, I've made a grid map that draws images next to each other and I was wondering whether there's any way to make it faster, like using imagedata to store how each tile looks and then drawing it as 1 image then changing the graphics of the image when needed.
Will this work, any details. Thnx.

Yeah!! I totally fond it useful. I've wanted something like this for a while.

Hellö all, as you can see here, I'm having some trouble and wanted someone to agree to compile my app, but it seems people don't have the time to, understandable

So then which/download link for the android sdk version to use to make an app, It seems hard to find.

Hmmm... I see. Could someone at least give me the link to download the proper version of android SDK. I'll see if I can hustle

If your problem is invalid map, I had that problem too because my map wasn't an array (had negative x and y values) and at one point the values of each map held a class value, not into or string, in them so it didn't work for jumper. I then removed the array check in jumper/core/assert.isMap and mad...

??? Am I missing something?

Working on a mobile multiplayer shooter that sees you playing as a gopher(?). Practicaly done but having trouble compiling apk, if you can help me if you want.
Gore is optional

Let me put some pictures to intrigue someone to help
Not complete yet, still needs to be --cleaned-- but practicaly complete, "cleaning" could take 1 day.