Since buildings repeat their features, if you draw one segment of a building (a row of windows including the sides), and use tiledbackground, you can make the buildings as big as you like. All you'd have to do is add a roof segment seperately.

Well 1 picture made of a million pixels would be better since drawing 1 million sprites would bottleneck the gpu.

TheSynan hahah glad I've helped.. I didn't even realise it was you again until I posted.. then I was like.. damn.. he might think I'm stalking him! ;p

EXPFall haha you mean pigrashernator ;p

This might help you get started.. check alextro's capx

similar to what you want I think

I replied to your other thread with a brief explanation. Here's a new capx (same filename as before though) which does what you want.. I added a comment so you know where I added to it..

erase lonely tile

I didn't have time before but I added storing the GenY into an array to get the exact Y position of each block to check. Seems to work

I'm assuming you just mean checking the left and right side of a block?

The straightforward way.. needs optimizing, but it shows you what you need to do.

+ For y = 0 to array.height - 1

+ For x = 1 to array.width-2

+ if array.at( x-1, y ) = 0

+ if array.at( x, y ) = 1

+ if array.at( x+1, y ) = 0

• set array.at( x, y ) to 0

The 3 IFs are as one event block.

No problem. Sometimes a fresh pair of eyes is all something needs

Nice alextro!

You created the array fine, but you had the creating the tiles part inside the x loop of the array part in START OF LAYOUT..

ie.

for x = 0 to array.width

.... blah blah

..... blah blah..

for tilex = 0 to array.width

for tiley = 0 to array height

tilemap set tile etc

^ notice the tilex and tiley loops are inside that X loop.

Fixed

Something I toyed with to learn that stuff

Hope it helps.

Without a capx it's hard to see where it's going wrong, but littlestain's efficient suggestion should work perfectly.

Just amusing myself..

Getting a pixel colour is fine. Getting multiple pixel colours will affect performance. Especially for larger areas.

As suggested by zenox98, R0J0's canvas will work for getting the colour. Then use Pode's behaviour for recolouring a sprite