feat: Add sloped tiles for smooth terrain - #52
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This commit introduces sloped tiles to the terrain generation to create a smoother, less blocky feel. - A new `Tile` class and `TileType` enum have been created to support different tile types, including solid blocks, empty space, and 45-degree slopes. - The `LevelGenerator` has been updated to detect surface tiles and convert them to sloped tiles based on their neighbors. - The `GreedyMesher` is now only used for the solid ground tiles below the surface, while the surface tiles (including slopes) are rendered as individual sprites. This allows for custom rendering and physics for the slopes. - New textures for the sloped tiles are generated in `GameScene.js`. - Custom slope physics has been added to `GameScene.js` to handle player movement on the sloped tiles. This is necessary because Phaser's Arcade Physics does not natively support slopes.
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This commit introduces sloped tiles to the terrain generation to create a smoother, less blocky feel. - A new `Tile` class and `TileType` enum have been created to support different tile types, including solid blocks, empty space, and 45-degree slopes. - The `LevelGenerator` has been updated to detect surface tiles and convert them to sloped tiles based on their neighbors. - The `GreedyMesher` is now only used for the solid ground tiles below the surface, while the surface tiles (including slopes) are rendered as individual sprites. This allows for custom rendering and physics for the slopes. - New textures for the sloped tiles are generated in `GameScene.js`. - Custom slope physics has been added to `GameScene.js` to handle player movement on the sloped tiles. This is necessary because Phaser's Arcade Physics does not natively support slopes. The new implementation uses a velocity-based approach, which is more robust and less likely to conflict with the physics engine. - Added tests for the new slope physics.
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This change adds sloped tiles to the terrain to make it smoother and less blocky. It includes changes to the level generation, rendering, and physics to support the new tile types.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 8634068162566071779