Hi,
On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 7:28 PM, Barack Brobama <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm having an issue with cocos2d-python importing my .tmx orthogonal Tiled
> map.
>
> I can successfully load ONE of the visible layers by doing something like,
> i.e.:
>
> map = cocos.tiles.load("map.tmx")['layer1']
>
The line above is the same as
the_full_map = cocos.tiles.load("map.tmx")
map = the_full_map['layer1']
And you say it worked well, yet
> But the error *'Resource' object has no attribute 'set_view'* is raised
> when I do this:
>
> map = cocos.tiles.load("map.tmx")
>
>
>
explodes.
It is the same line as above, which reads and parses the file "map.tmx", so
something is missing in your description.
Maybe you got confused by the poor naming in test/test_tmx.py ?
To load two layers from a map you can write
# parses all of the file "map.tmx", building an instance of
cocos.tiles.Resources which
# contains all entities described in the file
level_map = cocos.tiles.load("map.tmx")
# to see what are the top entities in the map
for name in level_map.contents:
print(name, level_map_contents)
# usually that will print layers, tilesets and tmx object layers; suppose
# they are two layers "lava_layer" and "cracked_rock_layer"
# methods defined in the Resource class ensures
# level_map.contents[name] == level_map[name] for every name
# so to make a reference to the the layer named 'lava_layer'
deep_layer = level_map["lava_layer"]
# and similar with the other layer
surface_layer = level_map["cracked_rock_layer"]
Does this help ?
Maybe I misunderstand you
> I'm on Windows 7: Python 2.7.5 and using cocos2d-python version 0.6.3.
>
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