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eraserqueen@timotheegoguely that's crazy! Well done!
Humbird0 Fandom@timotheegoguely
I like to use a 2-dimensional array to store whether each tile is a wall or empty-space.
This is basically an array containing arrays. A list of lists. Which can be used as a grid.
collisionArray[x][y] = collisionValue
Now if you know the pixel-size of your tiles, you can make each tile correspond with a different array position.
Before allowing the player to walk in a direction, check the collision value of the tile in that direction.
mvu@timotheegoguely Take a look at the first couple "Ten Minute Physics" tutorials, there's a basic pinball machine and a bunch of circles bouncing off eachother (all in plain JavaScript). Not the most sophisticated collision system, but might be a place to get started!
Raven@timotheegoguely This is really cool!
How are you rendering the background? Is it one big image, or do you have some way of combining sprites together?