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How do I render 2D top-down tiled, directed?
I’m working on a top-down tile-based fairly graphical 2D game inspired by Dwarf Fortress. I’m at the point of implementing a river in the game world, which covers a number of tiles, and I’ve calculated the flow direction for each tile, as shown below by the red line in each tile.
How much does a top down RPG tileset cost?
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How much does a 2D game tileset cost?
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What can you do with Meadow top down tileset?
Set of tiles that can be used to create a level/map for top-down games. With grassland / meadow with river and lake theme. Very suitable to create RPG, fantasy, medieval, adventure, or other top-down games with nature theme. 30+ objects and decoration. From trees, bushes, barrels, crate and other objects.
How to render top down tile in Unity?
Each pixel corresponds to one tile, with the bottom-left pixel being the tile at (0, 0) in my world coordinate system. I’m most familiar with Unity’s hlsl/CG-style syntax, so you’ll need to adapt this shader a little bit for your glsl context, but it should be straightforward to do.
What do I need to render a river?
What I need is some technique to animate water flowing in each of the river tiles, so that the flow blends into the surrounding tiles so that tile edges are not apparent.