Don't mess around with the Tiled stuff, just let IGE load it up and do it's thing. After that mount an entity (your building) to the tilemap. Check out 13.1-tilemaps example.

I'll put something together for you. It's really just a few lines of code. The important other half of the implementation is the map generator which is currently coded in C#. I might be able to implement it in JS (this is literally the first javascript I've ever done), not sure how well supported (c...

It's something I'll deal with later as it's obviously something that's possible, but I have other things to work out first. Binary loader for maps is kicking butt though. Maps are loaded as an ArrayBuffer with a Uint16Array view. File format is as simple as possible: WORD width, WORD height, WORD[] ...

mountMode will be just fine, thanks... you have more important stuff to do =) It's all done and rendering fine...tested maps up to 1.5 million tiles, but for some reason screen to iso coord conversion is off, but only sometimes.... even though they all use the same code (IgePoint.toIso)? Probably so...

Screw it, I'll code a custom binary encoder/decoder for map objects. Curious how far I can push this engine....and how horrible the memory usage will be. A more elegant solution would be a tile of smaller maps, but it would have to be absolutely seamless to both the end user and the engine itself. W...

getting there...

I need an isometric grid that isn't skewed. Just a square grid but rotated 45 degrees. How can I do this?

// TODO: Abstract out the tile drawing method so that it can be overridden for other projections etc

I don't see any huge problem with it, depending on what exactly you're doing...it's kind of hard to guess whether or not it's a bad idea without seeing exactly what you're doing. It's common DB design to have the first column be an auto_increment int, set as primary key and used as an id. Which brin...

For now I've converted the data into a proper tileset and I generate a JS layout like map2.js in 13.4-texturemaps-load-data example...which results in a 200MiB javascript file and doesn't really work, lol. Guess JSON is the proper way? edit...how would I go about loading a texturemap from a JSON? I ...

I'm porting another game as a learning exercise. I've got 400+ MiB in tiles that I'll eventually be loading. This includes raw bitmap data plus an additional (don't recall exactly) 16 bytes or so of metadata per tile....stuff like flags and indexes to other linked systems (like animations). All my h...