My First Rust Project: Creating a Roguelike with Amethyst
summary
Builds a small 2D roguelike using the Amethyst engine, implements ECS components like villager and resident, and codes an animation component with frames frame duration and index driving a sprite render. Systems read and write storages each game loop, producing a working idle animation and a camera follow that tracks player movement. Generates random tile maps by reading sprite sheets with the image crate and writing PNGs, but full gameplay and collision against walls remain unfinished.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 1:12Documentation
- 6:04Implementation Examples
- 7:50Animal Crossing New Horizons
- 8:52Villagers in Animal Crossing
- 10:37Declaring Components
- 13:11Sprite Sheet Animation
- 13:32Components for the Sprite Sheet Animation
- 14:32Associating a Component with an Entity
- 14:52Animation System with Amethyst
- 16:08System Data Types
- 16:41Systems Run Method
- 19:36Tile Map Generator
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