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Dark GDK / 2d Match Game

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iammfa
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2009 15:59
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Hi,
If we want develop matching game like "Diamond Mine"

with DarkGDK, I want to know the start..! which the easy way to start making this matching game..? Is it arrays..?

I need starting guide, please
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Lilith
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I'd use a two dimensional array in order to make it easier to scan the neighboring elements.

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Caleb1994
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First, forget all the fancy gui and start with basic different colored boxes(just to make things simple) get the basics of the engine done first then work on graphics and menus.

So to do this here is a kinda step by step approach

1 figure out your tile size. above it looks around 32x32 tiles
2. figure out your map width and height in tiles. in the screen above it's 8x8
3. create a array to store what type of diamond it is. you could make a struct like this:

4. Create a 2d array of either an integer(just to store diamond type) or of your MAP_TILE structure.
5. find which tile the mouse is in. this is simple. just take it like this:

mx = mouse x - map screen offset x
my = mouse y - map screen offset y
tilex = mx / tile size
tiley = my / tile size

6. check surrounding tiles and do your stuff from there!

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iammfa
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Quote: "figure out your map width and height in tiles. in the screen above it's 8x8"


Caleb1994, what is this refer to ..?
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Mireben
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I think it means that there are 8 diamonds in a row and 8 in a column.
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Snowyowl
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Yes, it means you'll need an 8x8 array.
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