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Asked By | Sonu |
hi im more of a artist when it comes to games design and wanted to get into coding i kinda know some of the basics and wanted to know how i would modify a drunkard walker to walk away from the spawn point in a random way like a cave system. I found a tutorial on how to make the walker and i somewhat understand how it works, now i would like to make it walk away sice it keeps doubling back on itself.
i did ask for help on reddit and someone did help me with the process but i feel like opening 50 posts and ask how its done over and over again would be annoying so i thought i would ask here once to get some help
https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/izaxii/how_to_do_procedural_generation_with_fixed_boss/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Any help on how to write the code or a point in the right direction would be appreciated
extends TileMap
Set tiles 0 and 1 for tile map make sure you match up walls to floor in the correct order
enum TILES {Rock, Floor}
Map size vector 2 with walkers as a arrey with chance to spawn with walkers
var current_map_size = Vector2(10,20) # Mas size
var total_walkers = []
var spawn_chance = 0.005
var percentage_to_fill = 0.35
class walker extends Reference:
var pos
func _init(starting_position):
pos = starting_position
Randomize and loop through the whole map to set tile as walls
func _ready():
randomize()
for x in current_map_size.x:
for y in current_map_size.y:
set_cell(x,y, TILES.Rock)
move_walkers()
when you use while loop use a iteration so it is not infinate
func move_walkers():
var iteration = 0
#var pos = Vector2((current_map_size.x / 2), current_map_size.y / 2) #Position of walker
var pos = Vector2(5, 0)
var w = walker.new(pos)
total_walkers.append(w)
while iteration < 10000:
for walk in total_walkers:
var num = randi() % 4
match num:
0:
walk.pos += Vector2(1,0)
1:
walk.pos += Vector2(0,1)
2:
walk.pos += Vector2(-1,0)
3:
walk.pos += Vector2(0,-1)
walk.pos.x = clamp(walk.pos.x, 1, current_map_size.x - 2)
walk.pos.y = clamp(walk.pos.y, 1, current_map_size.y - 2)
set_cell(walk.pos.x, walk.pos.y, TILES.Floor)
Walker limit roation
#if walker rotation
Chance to spawn Walker total walers e.g. more then 1
# if randf() < spawn_chance and total_walkers.size() < 10:
# var y = walker.new(walk.pos)
# total_walkers.append(y)
# Chance to delete Walker
if randf() <spawn_chance / 2 and total_walkers.size() > 1:
total_walkers.erase(walk)
- help function to see how many floor tiles there are in %*
iteration += 1
yield(get_tree(), "idle_frame")
if count_floors() / (current_map_size.x * current_map_size.y) > percentage_to_fill:
break
func count_floors():
var floor_count = 0
for x in current_map_size.x:
for y in current_map_size.y:
var current_cell = get_cell(x,y)
if current_cell == TILES.Floor:
floor_count += 1
return floor_count}
i think i should elabrate i did google how to “restrict movement / restrict rotation” but it kept coming up with kinematic bodies but since this is an algorithm i was not sure if the same process would work for this too.
Sonu | 2020-09-28 02:13