Fantastic! Looks great. Congratulations. So exciting to see Processing being used for commercial-quality mobile apps!

This looks pretty neat. Would you be willing to share your SheepTool code? I have built a level creator in processing for a game I am making in C# (the processing level editor just writes out a textfile with object locations and attributes, which is read by c#). I am interested in seeing the different choices someone has made in going about a similar task.

I would be happy to share my code with you though it is not finished (level editor works, and allows object placement, removal, movement of objects, object layer depth (ie background, foreground, ...). Currently I am focusing on designing and adding a gui to my level editor to make it a bit more professional, and to allow dynamic reloading of maps and some other things.


Also one other question, I see your objects have shadows, are these pre-baked into the texture for the map or are you computing them at runtime?

It's really important for me to see that there are game developers in the Processing community!

Realy neat graphics :) did you draw it by yourself?

I was wondering how you implemented collision detection with angled shapes? My guess would be SAT for non-square shapes but this seems slightly painful, particularly that you would need to treat the curved shapes in such a way as to find their radial alignment for collision checking. Or did you use box2d?

That is clever. I have a tendency to go a bit overboard. I am going to send you my level builder code in a week, I want to add some gui stuff first so that it doesn't require reading the source code to understand how to use it.

Very Cool!!!

Thanks for your comments everyone. I've just updated and added a link to the ad-supported version with the info kindly shared in this post