Warning: This is not full documentation, please also read Example/Main.cpp.
Things like the player and stuff that requires interaction are called Objects. To create one, create a class that inherits from the Object class, and implement the necessary methods.
After creating your objects, you can instantiate an ObjectManager, and call addObject on a pointer to an instance of an object you instantiated.
ObjectManager's constructor needs a pointer to a Tileset instance.
Call ObjectManager's update() method on your game loop to update the objects.
A tileset can be created out of an array of tiles, and a tile can be created out of a color or a texture. A tileset has the minimum size of 10x10 tiles.
Call Tileset's update() method on your game loop to update the tiles.
To use dialog boxes, instantiate a DialogBox outside the loop, call update() inside the gameloop, and call start() to actually use it to display something.
To use translations, call Translation::getText() on a string to get the translated version of that string. If no translation exists for that string, the original string is returned.
To load a translation file, use Translation::loadTranslation() and give a file path as parameter. The translation file must be in the format hello=olá= (the = in the end of the line is mandatory).
The engine also comes with some utilities for updating the camera and getting input.
GetInputStrength(KeyboardKey key)- Returns 1 if the key is pressed, and 0 if the key is not pressed.scrollCameraWithPlayer(Camera2D* camera, Object* player, Tileset* tileset)- Updates the specified camera based on the position of the given player and the dimensions of the provided tileset.