Raycasting demo :D

[Death]

I've never considered a license, I don't know how to use them at all.
The code's open source on my website, posted above, but it's offline right now and will be back up tomorrow!

[Death]

Bump - Made a new map system (Explanation next update) for making custom maps. Added in a little crosshair thingy. Also, website's online and as soon as I can get FTP working, I will begin working on a microsite for this project!

[Davidobot]

Bump - Made a new map system (Explanation next update) for making custom maps. Added in a little crosshair thingy. Also, website's online and as soon as I can get FTP working, I will begin working on a microsite for this project!

Nice to see that you included my version
Also, are you planning to add textured walls and entities which always face the player?

[Death]

Yeah, included your version

I tried a textured walls version, it was extremely laggy on my end and I don't think I'll be implementing it.
Entities facing the player is something I was working on, but I'm leaving it to everyone else to work on it
Almost done with the map system and a custom file for maps.

[Jasoco]

Yeah, included your version

I tried a textured walls version, it was extremely laggy on my end and I don't think I'll be implementing it.
Entities facing the player is something I was working on, but I'm leaving it to everyone else to work on it
Almost done with the map system and a custom file for maps.

It won't lag at all if you do it right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1K2Bmv_n64
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxABztgBaP0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpe42PSznF4

The textures themselves have nothing to do with lag. They're just images. You need to use quads. I don't know exactly how your code works in relation to my code, which was based off JavaScript code ported by jfroco. I implemented the textured walls with pretty much no effort at all since each ray casted returned all the information I needed. The X position along the wall and the tile ID. With those two pieces of information, and a texture sheet split into an array of quads (One quad for every column of every texture, so an array of 16 textures with 32x32 pixel images ends up being 32 * 16 in a grid array of the following format: quad[textureID][column] or quad[textureX][textureY][column] depending on how you do it)

I posted my code a while ago. I guess I'll post it again. It's old and outdated and I can't really help much with it. But look at it. Run it. Learn from it if you want. Also, it requires 0.8.0.

Wolf.love

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/explan-a-brag

[Death]

Someone else did it, if you want to

[Death]

Someone else has already attempted to do it, it was not of my own work. If you want to find a way to implement images onto the walls, go ahead, but this was meant to just demonstrate the powers of raycasting in love2D