private void BuildPuzzle()
{
const int size = 5;
tileGrid = RectGrid <SpriteCell> .Rectangle(size, size);
blocksGrid = (RectGrid <Block>)tileGrid.CloneStructure <Block>();
map = new RectMap(new Vector2(200, 200))
.AnchorCellMiddleCenter()
.WithWindow(ExampleUtils.ScreenRect)
.AlignMiddleCenter(tileGrid)
.To3DXY();
foreach (RectPoint point in tileGrid)
{
var cell = MakeCell(point);
tileGrid[point] = cell;
blocksGrid[point] = null;
}
blocks = new List <Block>();
AddFirstBlock();
AddOtherBlocks();
winPosition = new RectPoint(4, 2);
}
private void BuildGrid()
{
// Creates a grid in a rectangular shape.
grid = RectGrid <SpriteCell> .Rectangle(51, 111);
// Creates a map...
map = new RectMap(cellPrefab.Dimensions) // The cell dimensions usually correspond to the visual
// part of the sprite in pixels. Here we use the actual
// sprite size, which causes a border between cells.
//
.WithWindow(ExampleUtils.ScreenRect) // ...that is centered in the rectangle provided
.AlignMiddleCenter(grid) // by this and the previous line.
.To3DXY(); // This makes the 2D map returned by the last function into a 3D map
// This map assumes the grid is in the XY plane.
// To3DXZ assumes the grid is in the XZ plane (you have to make sure
//your tiles are similarly aligned / rotated).
foreach (RectPoint point in grid) //Iterates over all points (coordinates) contained in the grid
{
SpriteCell cell = Instantiate(cellPrefab); // Instantiate a cell from the given prefab.
//This generic version of Instantiate is defined in GLMonoBehaviour
//If you don't want to use GLMonoBehvaiour, you have to cast the result of
//Instantiate
Vector3 worldPoint = map[point]; //Calculate the world point of the current grid point
cell.transform.parent = root.transform; //Parent the cell to the root
cell.transform.localScale = Vector3.one; //Readjust the scale - the re-parenting above may have changed it.
cell.transform.localPosition = worldPoint; //Set the localPosition of the cell.
cell.Color = (point.Magnitude() % 2 == 0)? Color2 : Color2;
if ((point.X == 3 || point.X == 47) && (point.Y > 2 && point.Y < 108))
{
cell.Color = new Color(0.8f, 0.8f, 0.8f);
}
if ((point.Y == 3 || point.Y == 107 || point.Y == 55) && (point.X > 2 && point.X < 48))
{
cell.Color = new Color(0.8f, 0.8f, 0.8f);
}
if ((point.X == 21 || point.X == 29) && (point.Y <= 2 || point.Y >= 108))
{
cell.Color = new Color(0.8f, 0.8f, 0.8f);
}
if ((point.Y == 0 || point.Y == 110) && (point.X > 21 && point.X < 29))
{
cell.Color = new Color(0.8f, 0.8f, 0.8f);
}
cell.name = point.ToString(); // Makes it easier to identify cells in the editor.
grid[point] = cell; // Finally, put the cell in the grid.
//if (point.X >= 3 && point.X <= 47 && point.Y >= 3 && point.Y <= 107)
//{
rectPointArr[point.X, point.Y] = point;
//}
}
}
public IEnumerator BuildGrid()
{
totalCellCount = 0;
grid = RectGrid <TileCell> .Rectangle(width, height);
map = new RectMap(new Vector2(80, 80) * 3)
.To3DXY();
int cellCount = 0;
foreach (var point in grid)
{
var cell = Instantiate(cellPrefab);
var worldPoint = map[point];
cell.transform.localPosition = worldPoint;
cellCount++;
totalCellCount++;
grid[point] = cell;
if (cellCount >= cellsPerIteration)
{
cellCount = 0;
yield return(null);
}
}
}
private void BuildGrid()
{
// Creates a grid in a rectangular shape.
grid = RectGrid <SpriteCell> .Rectangle(7, 7);
// Creates a map...
map = new RectMap(cellPrefab.Dimensions) // The cell dimensions usually correspond to the visual
// part of the sprite in pixels. Here we use the actual
// sprite size, which causes a border between cells.
//
.WithWindow(ExampleUtils.ScreenRect) // ...that is centered in the rectangle provided
.AlignMiddleCenter(grid) // by this and the previous line.
.To3DXY(); // This makes the 2D map returned by the last function into a 3D map
// This map assumes the grid is in the XY plane.
// To3DXZ assumes the grid is in the XZ plane (you have to make sure
//your tiles are similarly aligned / rotated).
foreach (RectPoint point in grid) //Iterates over all points (coordinates) contained in the grid
{
SpriteCell cell = Instantiate(cellPrefab); // Instantiate a cell from the given prefab.
//This generic version of Instantiate is defined in GLMonoBehaviour
//If you don't want to use GLMonoBehvaiour, you have to cast the result of
//Instantiate
Vector3 worldPoint = map[point]; //Calculate the world point of the current grid point
cell.transform.parent = root.transform; //Parent the cell to the root
cell.transform.localScale = Vector3.one; //Readjust the scale - the re-parenting above may have changed it.
cell.transform.localPosition = worldPoint; //Set the localPosition of the cell.
cell.Color = ExampleUtils.Colors[point.GetColor4() % 4 * 4]; //Sets the color of the cell
//See http://gamelogic.co.za/2013/12/18/what-are-grid-colorings/ for more information on colorings.
cell.name = point.ToString(); // Makes it easier to identify cells in the editor.
grid[point] = cell; // Finally, put the cell in the grid.
}
}
private void BuildGrid()
{
//ShipCell defaultCell = CreateDefaultShipCell();
// Creates a grid in a rectangular shape.
grid = RectGrid <ShipCell> .Rectangle((int)gridSize.x, (int)gridSize.y);
// Creates a map...
map = new RectMap(cellSize).To3DXY();
foreach (RectPoint point in grid) //Iterates over all points (coordinates) contained in the grid
{
ShipCell cell = Instantiate(prefab);
Vector3 worldPoint = map[point]; //Calculate the world point of the current grid point
cell.transform.parent = transform; //Parent the cell to the root
cell.transform.localScale = Vector3.one; //Readjust the scale - the re-parenting above may have changed it.
cell.transform.localPosition = worldPoint; //Set the localPosition of the cell.
cell.name = point.ToString(); // Makes it easier to identify cells in the editor.
grid[point] = cell; // Finally, put the cell in the grid.
}
}
