package byow.TileEngine;
import java.awt.Color;
/**
* Contains constant tile objects, to avoid having to remake the same tiles in different parts of
* the code.
*
* You are free to (and encouraged to) create and add your own tiles to this file. This file will
* be turned in with the rest of your code.
*
* Ex:
* world[x][y] = Tileset.FLOOR;
*
* The style checker may crash when you try to style check this file due to use of unicode
* characters. This is OK.
*/
public class Tileset {
public static final TETile AVATAR = new TETile(‘@’, Color.white, Color.black, “you”);
public static final TETile WALL = new TETile(‘#’, new Color(216, 128, 128), Color.darkGray,
“wall”);
public static final TETile FLOOR = new TETile(‘·’, new Color(128, 192, 128), Color.black,
“floor”);
public static final TETile NOTHING = new TETile(‘ ‘, Color.black, Color.black, “nothing”);
public static final TETile GRASS = new TETile(‘”‘, Color.green, Color.black, “grass”);
public static final TETile WATER = new TETile(‘≈’, Color.blue, Color.black, “water”);
public static final TETile FLOWER = new TETile(‘❀’, Color.magenta, Color.pink, “flower”);
public static final TETile LOCKED_DOOR = new TETile(‘█’, Color.orange, Color.black,
“locked door”);
public static final TETile UNLOCKED_DOOR = new TETile(‘▢’, Color.orange, Color.black,
“unlocked door”);
public static final TETile SAND = new TETile(‘▒’, Color.yellow, Color.black, “sand”);
public static final TETile MOUNTAIN = new TETile(‘▲’, Color.gray, Color.black, “mountain”);
public static final TETile TREE = new TETile(‘♠’, Color.green, Color.black, “tree”);
}