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# Example of a makefile to bulk export aseprite art onto a game.
# For windows, it is necessary to install some version of make such as:
# http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/make.htm
#
# Details and specialized use of make are beyond this example. That's
# a whole different can of worms... Here I'm using the most simple of
# simples but any experts looking at this are welcome to improve.

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extends Camera2D


const SCREEN_SIZE := Vector2( 320, 180 )
var cur_screen := Vector2( 0, 0 )

func _ready():
	set_as_toplevel( true )
	global_position = get_parent().global_position
	_update_screen( cur_screen )

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tool
extends TileSet


const EMPTY_AUTOTILE = Vector2( 4, 0 )
var block_tiles = [ "blocks" ]


func _forward_subtile_selection(autotile_id : int, _bitmask : int, tilemap : Object, tile_location : Vector2 ):
	if block_tiles.find( tile_get_name( autotile_id ) ) < 0:

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shader_type canvas_item;

uniform sampler2D spritesheet; // Should be a slice image as exported from Magica Voxel
uniform int slice_count = 1; // The number of slices
uniform vec2 camera_vec = vec2( 1., 1. ); // Recomend using (1,1) or (1,1.5)
uniform float camera_ang = 0.0; // change this to change the view angle of the object

const vec2 center = vec2( 0.5 );

bool scale_and_rotate_with_offset( inout vec2 uv, vec2 sxy, float ang, vec2 cent, vec2 offset )

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@echo off
set ASEPRITE="C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Aseprite\Aseprite.exe"

%ASEPRITE% -b "tileset.aseprite" --save-as ..\game\assets\tileset.png
%ASEPRITE% -b "trees.aseprite" --save-as ..\game\assets\trees.png
%ASEPRITE% -b "player_punch_mask.aseprite" --save-as ..\game\assets\player_punch_mask.png
%ASEPRITE% -b "player.aseprite" --sheet "..\game\assets\player.png" --sheet-width 256 --sheet-height 512
%ASEPRITE% -b "player_wolf_transformation.aseprite" --sheet "..\game\assets\player_wolf_transformation.png" --sheet-width 256
%ASEPRITE% -b "death_animation.aseprite" --sheet "..\game\assets\death_animation.png" --sheet-width 256
%ASEPRITE% -b "wolf.aseprite" --sheet "..\game\assets\wolf.png" --sheet-width 256 --sheet-height 256

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extends Camera


var transform_origin
var offset = Vector2()


var _duration = 0.0
var _period_in_ms = 0.0
var _amplitude = 0.0

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extends "res://scripts/controllable.gd"

signal player_dead

#const BULLET_VEL = 250

var cur_bullet = 0
const BULLET_DELAYS = [ 0.15, 0.07 ]
var bullet_scn = preload( "res://player/bullet.tscn" )
var bullet_blast_scn = preload( "res://player/bullet_blast.tscn" )

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# Update the object velocity with vel += steering( position, target_position, vel, delta )
# adjust MAX_VEL and MAX_FORCE values to control how the motion looks like

func steering( cur_pos, target_pos, cur_vel, delta ):
	var distance_to_target = target_pos - cur_pos
	var desired_vel = distance_to_target.normalized() * MAX_VEL
	steering_force = ( desired_vel - cur_vel ) / delta
	steering_force = steering_force.clamped( MAX_FORCE )
	return steering_force * delta

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shader_type canvas_item;
//inputs
uniform float AMT = 0.7; //0 - 1 glitch amount
uniform float SPEED = 0.6; //0 - 1 speed

//2D (returns 0 - 1)
float random2d(vec2 n) { 
    return fract(sin(dot(n, vec2(12.9898, 4.1414))) * 43758.5453);
}

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[gd_scene load_steps=4 format=1]

[ext_resource path="res://bubble_shader.tres" type="Shader" id=1]
[ext_resource path="res://bubble.png" type="Texture" id=2]

[sub_resource type="CanvasItemMaterial" id=1]

shader/shader = ExtResource( 1 )
shader/shading_mode = 0