goku game engine_en

goku game engine_en

Chapter 1: Introduction to SDL2, Rust, and goku
Chapter2: The Base Structure: SpriteSheet
Chapter 3: Animated Textures
Chapter 4: Handling Textures: TextureManager
Chapter 5: Bringing Textures to Life: GameObject
Chapter 6: The Foundation: Tile System
Chapter 7: Moving the View: Camera
Chapter 8: Particle System
Chapter 9: The User Interface Layer
Chapter 10: The Button Element
Chapter 11: The Text Box Element
Chapter 12: The Checkbox Element
Chapter 13: The Slider Element
Chapter 14: The Audio System
Chapter 15: The AI System
Chapter 16: The Window System
Chapter 17: User Input Handling
Chapter 18: Rendering a Parallax Background
Chapter 19: Timing and Frame Rate Management
Chapter 20: Conclusion

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Chapter2: The Base Structure: SpriteSheet

The first foundational structure of our game engine is the SpriteSheet. A SpriteSheet is an efficient way to pack multiple images, or frames, into a single image file. This can drastically reduce the overhead when rendering multiple similar objects, such as characters or tiles.

texture: The Texture field represents the texture image that makes up the SpriteSheet. This will be a loaded image file containing all frames of the sprite.
frame_width and frame_height: These fields define the dimensions of each frame within the SpriteSheet.

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