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Asked By | I_need_help |
Ive seen people build using tilemaps in games like stardew valley or terraria, where the player uses the mouse to place blocks in-game like in this or this, rather than in the pre-game editing screen like these videos show.
this seems to be a skill that every godot dev knows and i dont really know how to describe what i need accurately so sorry if its a bit confusing, but i hope it works
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Reply From: | skysphr |
Hook the player mouse input and call Tilemap.set_cell() with the appropriate x and y to add, change or delete tiles on runtime.
what do you mean “hook player mouse input”
I_need_help | 2022-03-27 14:26
Sorry for late reply but the idea is to have a block of code execute when the user presses a button, for example inside _input(event), you can call something like if event is InputEventMouseButton and and event.pressed and event.button_index == BUTTON_LEFT:. Of course the exact code will depend on your implementation and use case.
skysphr | 2022-04-02 18:12