The engine can handle that?

I saw this

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/ferr2d ... ol.204436/

If i make a plugin to do this, the engine would use a lot of memory?

No one can really answer that because it depends on how you make it

I'm thinking in make this way

The engine duplicates the texture

Cut

And fill the "cut" with anoter texture

This "CUT" on fix images will waste a ton of memory?

Its doable. Getting it to work with webgl might be quite an undertaking.

On the other hand just piecing it together manually isn't that hard to begin with.

You could take a look at these links by russpuppy he's working on a in game level editor and uses AutoTileGen for autotiling

http://www.forestlegend.com/2014/08/aut ... n-and.html

http://www.forestlegend.com/2014/08/mor ... ditor.html

This is quite different from auto-tiling since it's not on a tile based system. Honestly I don't think you'll be able to do this without serious hacking/plugin writing.

Actually I dont see any distortion so using polygon plugin that should be doable. Harder thing would be drawing those other images like the grass automatically.

I added simple textured polygon test. NOTE that you need the polygon plugin to open that.

yeah what you want is probably more complicated than what I have done. I realize this probably isn't exactly what you're looking for but here's a recent tutorial zatyka put together for more basic auto-tiling. He does it a little differently than I do but looks pretty good.

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1128/a ... d-tilemaps

You could possibly use the Paster object for texturing, but it could only be in quads.

Again, making this just for one game is pretty much a time waster since you can make the maps by hand.

[quote:h9feh4ws]You could possibly use the Paster object for texturing, but it could only be in quads.

Again, making this just for one game is pretty much a time waster since you can make the maps by hand.

Would't that Paster method require quite a lot of memory.

I would say it could be worth the effort if users could make levels as well. Otherwise I would't bother.

[quote:2qd06ysg]You could possibly use the Paster object for texturing, but it could only be in quads.

Again, making this just for one game is pretty much a time waster since you can make the maps by hand.

Would't that Paster method require quite a lot of memory.

I would say it could be worth the effort if users could make levels as well. Otherwise I would't bother.

No idea. My guess is if you make each instance have its own texture, then yes, but if you go back and make all the instances that use the same texture at the same time it might work.

By the way here is the EXAMPLE

It just simple source atop blend mode for Tiled Background.