Re: [Super-tux-devel] TODO 0.0.7

[Ricardo C. <ri...@ae...>]

 I would go with the following layers:

=2D slower speed background (moving in a slower speed than the games one);
=2D normal speed background (moving in normal speed);
=2D normal tiles - the ones that Tux has interaction with;
=2D normal speed foreground;
=2D slower speed foreground.

 Maybe we could have 3 layers of backround and foreground.
 A part from this, there would be a static image or color for the backgroun=
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and the moving platforms and bad guys.

Ricardo Cruz

Em Quarta, 17 de Mar=E7o de 2004 09:47, o settra escreveu:
> On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 03:32, Christopher A. Webber wrote:
> > Ah, good point.  Sorry I generated the confusion there.
> > We could call it.... the effects layer?  Heh, no, that's lame.
> > Wait a minute... what about the forescreen?  :)
> > I've been taking exams and writing papers all day.  I can't even tell if
> > those are good ideas or bad ideas anymore! ^_^
> >
> > Christopher Allan Webber
> >
> >
> >
> > The bottom line
>
> 	Hi everyone, i'm settra, it' s the 1st time i write the ML but some of
> you might have seen me on the irc channel.
> 	That was for the presentation :P
>
>
> I propose this (layers are in order of display):
> -background		:displays the landscape / cave
> -static-playground	:static tiles
> -dynamic-playground	:dynamic tiles and enemies
> -foreground		:displays the landscape / cave
>
> of course, background and foreground do not display the same thing, but
> both play the same role (make supertux a little bit nicer to the eye)
> background would display mountains whereas foreground would display
> bushes and things like that (it might be nice it could be blurred wich
> would require alpha-blending).
>
>


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