@canvasengine/tilemap - Canvas Engine Tilemap Kit

Just forked from pixijs/tilemap (fix for latest pixijs)

This package provides a low-level rectangular tilemap implementation, optimized for high performance rendering and a out-of-the-box canvas fallback.

Version Compatiblity

Installation :package:

npm install --save @canvasengine/tilemap

You can also use the browser bundle:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pixi/tilemap@latest/dist/pixi-tilemap.js"></script>

Usage

In short, the tilemap you create will render each tile texture at the provided position and dimensions. Generally, a spritesheet is used to load the tileset assets:

import { Assets } from 'pixi.js';
import { CompositeTilemap } from '@canvasengine/tilemap';

Assets.add('atlas', 'atlas.json');
Assets.load(['atlas']).then(() =>
{
    const tilemap = new CompositeTilemap();

    // Render your first tile at (0, 0)!
    tilemap.tile('grass.png', 0, 0);
});

CompositeTilemap is actually a lazy composite of layered Tilemap instances. A Tilemap has a fixed number of tile textures (the tileset) it can render in one go. Usually, CompositeTilemap abstracts away this limitation in a robust enough manner.

Demos

• Basic Demo (WebGL)
• Basic Demo (WebGPU)

Settings

import { settings } from '@pixi/tilemap';

RPGMaker

Canvas fallback is 5x slower than vanilla rpgmaker. WebGL version is faster and doesnt use extra textures.

RPGMaker Demo

• WebGL Demo
  • 60% Scale
  • 140% Scale
• WebGL Retina Demo
  • 60% Scale
  • 140% Scale
• WebGPU Demo

More Tutorials

• Alan01252 Tutorial