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#1

In this video (objectives)…

  1. We'll be taking on Tilemap.
  2. A note about where this section fits within the course.

After watching (learning outcomes)…

Explain to a fellow student roughly what we're building, and why this is awesome stuff to know.

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  • What we could do better?

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#2

We know you guys are serious about refactoring when you even refactor your courses!

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#3

@Rick_Davidson This is a general comment for the whole course. When you redo the audio for the 2D only course, you should mention why using a [SerializedField] is a good idea, and maybe even what it is for those that have not seen it before.

#4

Great point, I totally will do that.

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#5

This game doesn’t cover the water level going up during the level as mentioned in this lecture.

#6

Thanks for pointing that out, I’ll put it on my list to record a lecture where we cover the moving water. Essentially you just create a new layer with a large sprite (with collider) which slowly increases its y value to move up the screen.

#7

Did you mean another active tilemap instead of using the existing existing, a new one called moving hazard?

#8

Yes, thats right. Sorry, I meant “tilemap layer” not “large sprite” (I’m currently working in the Block Breaker section and everything is about sprites, not tilemaps!).

#9

I created it and is working fine, except there is one small problem. When I hit water sometimes the player dies, other times it doesn’t and I am able to walk on water. Here is my new tilemap, i created a new sorting layer, but used the hazard layer.

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Here is my script:
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Able to walk on water==>
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PS:- using composite collider fixed the problem.
Thank you Rick for your help. :slight_smile:

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#10

Awesome, well done!

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