feat: added multichar tiles#1006
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Man, I'd love to see this implemented! |
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if you've already got yourself a kaplay fork, make a dummy branch (I call mine |
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How would an ASCII level map look? |
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Like this, if charsPerTile is 4: |
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Tag me when it's ready |
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haven't got a clue why Github is now refusing to show this PR in the PRs tab (I blame Microslop vibe coding shenanigans) but it's ready |
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https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/x69zbgdyfzg0 great, just great... |
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adds the ability to make the level() map use more than one character per tile to allow more descriptive names without resorting to unicode