[Felgo User]

I want to make a tile-based game similar to Pokémon. Its characteristic is to have a map made of tiles. My question is how to make such a map? Can felgo be achieved?

[BenceFelgo Team]

Hi!

 

You can use the Felgo Level Editor to create tiled maps, and even allow your players to make their own levels if you’d like.

[Felgo User]

Thanks for your answer, I finally chose Tiled(a tile based map editor).But I encountered some problems while using it, can you help me? I guess it’s because Felgo has done some work that I don’t know about and is different from the official qt. When I use this dynamic library in qt, it can run perfectly, but when I port the same code to the Felgo project, it will end abnormally at runtime. After investigation, I found that a local variable was declared in a member function of a class that had never been used, and it was this declaration that caused the program to end abnormally. But the same code is no problem in the official qt. I like felgo very much, and hope this project can be written in felgo instead of pure qt. But this problem bothered me. Hope you can help me.

[Filippo]

Hi!

 

I’m glad you chose Felgo for your game. Could you provide a minimal sample that shows the naming collision you’re referring to?

 

This way we can understand which components are clashing.

 

Cheers,

Filippo

[Felgo User]

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<div>I first created a project on the official qt, in the project there is a MapPainter class I wrote to display the map. In this class, there is a viewMap() function to display the map. The project is running normally, but I created an empty Felgo project. Nothing has been changed in this project. Only the files of this class are added to the project and it cannot be run. I have followed the tutorial to change the live client. Here are some key codes:</div>
<div>Error on line :</div>
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MapReader reader;

bool MapViewer::viewMap(const QString &fileName, QPainter *painter){
    MapReader reader; // This is the error reported by this statement
    return true;
}

I did not show the irrelevant code, only the key code.MapReader is a class defined in the dynamic library.(After testing, I found that many classes in libraries cannot declare objects)

I added 3 sentences in the pro file：

INCLUDEPATH += $$PWD/source/

LIBS += -LD:/IM/Felgo/CppAndQml/CppAndQml/lib/

LIBS += -ltiled

 

</div>

[Felgo User]

I have found the reason now, because this library was compiled through official qt, so there is no way to use it in Felgo projects. I opened it with Felgo’s creator and recompiled it, and now the library can be used in Felgo. I can finally unload the writing game happily

[Filippo]

I’m very glad you managed to fix the issue and thanks for updating us on the progress.