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Map filled with random tiles
The result doesn't look seamless, so we will have to figure out what's wrong. After playing
around for a while, I've noticed that it's an issue with
Gosu::Image
.
When you load a tile like this, it works perfectly:
Gosu
::
Image
.
new(
self
, image_path,
true
,
0
,
0
,
128
,
128
)
Gosu
::
Image
.
load_tiles(
self
, image_path,
128
,
128
,
true
)
And the following produces so called “texture bleeding”:
Gosu
::
Image
.
new(
self
, image_path,
true
)
Gosu
::
Image
.
new(
self
, image_path,
true
)
.
subimage(
0
,
0
,
128
,
128
)
Good thing we're not building our game yet, right? Welcome to the intricacies of software
development!
Now, I
have reported my findings
, but until it gets fixed, we need a workaround. And
the workaround was to use RMagick. I knew we won't get too far away from it. But our
random map now looks gorgeous:
Map filled with
seamless
random tiles
