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- Animated tiles: a tileset <animation>'s {tileid, duration} frames advance as a
pure function of the fixed 60/s engine frame counter (the same clock SpriteAnim
rides), so an animated GID resolves at draw to the current frame's GID with its
flip flags preserved — deterministic, frame-identical across runs, ticks for
free. Tiled.frame_gid(map, gid, frame) / Tiled.animated(map, gid) expose it;
Tiled.draw_anim(map, camx, camy, frame) draws a map with animations advanced.
- Tile objects: object-layer entries with a `gid` draw the tile image (with their
own flip flags), bottom-anchored at the object position, as placeable sprites;
tmap_draw_full now renders object layers alongside tile layers.
Proven by library/tiled_p3.ludic (14 assertions): frame advance at authored
durations + wrap, flip flags riding an animation swap, tile-object parse + draw +
flip mirroring, and the design's named rpg/beach_tileset.tsx (33 <animation>
blocks / 131 frames). x test: 94 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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id: tiled-draw_anim name: Tiled.draw_anim category: tiled kind: namespace-method tokens: Tiled.draw_anim sig: Tiled.draw_anim(map, camx: int, camy: int, frame: int) -> void tip: Draw with animated tiles advanced to a frame. order: 17 ns: Tiled member: draw_anim
Like Tiled.draw, but animated tiles are advanced to the engine frame (pass Time.frame) and every tile object on the object layers is drawn too. The animation frame is a pure function of the fixed 60/s clock, so it reproduces frame-for-frame across runs and lockstep replays.