> > A quick google search shows me that there's Batik (
> http://xml.apache.org/batik/ ), which is an SVG Toolkit for
> Java. > I'll check that out and see if it'll allow us to
> display SVGs in our game.
>
>
> It looks like Batik may solve our SVG problem. However, the
> SVGs that Tile Designer outputs are a little strange.
>
> I've committed an example application in /test that will load
> and display SVG graphics. You may need to fiddle with your
> .classpath file before it'll work.
>
> The demo app seems to parse Tile Designer's SVGs without
> complaining, but it doesn't display the graphic. However, any
> of the sample files distributed in the Batik package work
> just fine. I'm not quite sure what the deal is yet, but I'm
> still looking into it.
You could ask Marco how he has tested his SVG files.
I'll have a look into the batik stuff later.
In the meantime I have implemented (very) basic maps for
1830 and 1856: just the hexes with your label names,
to which I have added the mapboard hex names.
To make 1856 fit, I have reduced the scale of NS maps by a factor of 2.
To make this all work, I had to make several changes to your
hexmap GUI classes, to the extent that your test class does not work
anymore.
I don't know yet how to fit your and mine hexmap-related
stuff together (I have added game.MapManager and game.MapHex,
which are configured in the usual way via game.ComponentManager).
I suppose it will be a trial-and-error exercise again....
Erik.
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