Getting a tile
See original GitHub issueI’m not sure if the ability was ever added, but one feature that was valuable related to the getFacingDirection
method is that we would be able to get information on a tile adjacent to the player - similar to the way we can get the tile the player has stepped on via onEnter
. Does this ability exist for getFacingDirection
, and if not can it be added?
We might want to consider creating example code with greater functionality for these various use-cases. At present we do a good job of showing most of what’s possible, but the GridEngine API is still pretty scarce on examples. I’d like to help with this again as soon as time allows me.
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After learning more about the
some()
method I see your point. I suppose this sort of function would be best implemented on a per-project basis. I’ll see if I can conceptualize some useful generic utilities.I created an issue for this: #172