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One thing common so far with all our examples is how the hero is dumb. If you tell him to move left, he would go left. Surely being dumb is nice when you are in the army, but our hero should have some sort of brains to find its way through the dangers of the world. So, lets put in some pathfinding.
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2006
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We can make more interesting by scrolling and rotating the background.
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2006
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So now a little info on how to approach sloping tiles.
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2006
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Hopefully you have noticed how our hero has been so far walking straight. He could walk straight to the left or straight to the right, but not in any angle. Now we will allow player to rotate the hero and walk in any direction.
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2006
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let´s continue with adding a character that can walk around.
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2006
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Now that we know how to make isometric view and how to control the hero with mouse we should now combine isometrics and mouse.
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2005
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Its time to let go the keyboard and grab that little furry thing on your desk. Not that, the computer mouse.
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2005
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Isometric view is great to add depth into your game. Many famous games use this vie, because its simple to do, but looks good.
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2005
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So far we have kept our game stricktly two-dimensional. That means if some tile is in front of other tile, it will remain in front no matter what happens in the game.
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2005
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Isometric scrolling is no different from the normal top-down view.
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2005
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