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This is the tilesheet I'm using.
mapjson.txt

That is what it looks like before I animate the tiles.

What it looks like in tiled.

In the browser,

How would I go about doing this, thank you

When I zoom the tileset, I see artifacts at various points, little lines at what I think are the edges of the tiles:

I'm guessing this has to do with rounding errors when the scale is set to particular floats?

How would one go about fixing this?

• Only update animations that are within the active viewport
• Only upload the viewport rect of the tilelayer on animation updates (texSubImage2D)
• Disable mipmaps on the tile lookup texture (not an optimization just something I think I forgot to do)

As with many other games, my player and other monster sprites are in the middle of the map layers. That is, the game rendering logic is something like this:

renderMap() {
  drawMapLayer(0);
  drawMapLayer(1);
  drawMapLayer(2);

  drawSprites();

  drawMapLayer(3);
  drawMapLayer(4);
  drawMapLayer(5);
}

Is it possible to do something like this with your library? So that I can have parts of the map drawn over the player and other monsters.

Thank you for huge work. I saw, there are couple of methods setAxisAngle and rotationTo, but I have not clue how to use them. Please, can you help with that. Thank you!

This took me hours and hours to figure out, but it seems to be the case that this project only works with map sizes that are a power of two. That is, if your tiled map is 40x40, it just won't render anything. The map would have to be either 32x32 or 64x64.

I took a look through the demos available and sure enough, all of their map sizes are indeed a power of 2 (such as 256x256 or 512x512).

I assume this is a bug because the original algorithm from which this library was based did not have this restriction. Do you have any idea what may be causing this? None of my map sizes are of a power of two unfortunately, so they all currently render blank.

If this is not a bug but is indeed just a restriction of the library, I believe it should be noted somewhere, as this took me 6 hours to figure out.

I'd like to use this project in my own. Can it be published to NPM?

On Chrome 66 and Firefox 59 (on OSX Sierra)... all latest versions... I get this:

Nothing obviously wrong in the Network or Console tabs though?

This is the data layer:

I can't find any mention of hexagonal grid support. Does this support hexagon grids?