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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds stacked tile cells, flip-aware collision and rendering, tile animation clips, image-layer loading and placement support, map offsets, particle timing, stricter collision contracts, updated exports, documentation, tests, and an MIT license. ChangesTilemap v6 runtime and public contract
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~100 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Several collision, map-layout, and particle behaviors can produce wrong results. Flipped tiles may collide in the wrong place or be missed. Maps with negative tile coordinates can misalign image layers. Particle timing and burst modes may not behave as configured. Resolve these before merging, or accept them explicitly. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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-from ..world import PhysicsWorld +from ..world import PhysicsWorld ... - tile_map: dict | None, + tile_map: dict[tuple[int, int], object] | None, ... - tile_map: Dictionary mapping ``(tile_x, tile_y)`` to tile id. + tile_map: Dictionary mapping ``(tile_x, tile_y)`` to stacked + ``((gid, flipbits), ...)`` entries. Legacy integer and flat + tuple cells are normalized to this form.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/physics-world.md`:
- Line 66: Update the collision_layer/collision_mask entries in the
documentation table to mark both members as required and state that missing
members raise TypeError; revise the sample class comments for these assignments
to remove the stale optional/default implication and identify collision_layer as
required.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/parser/particle.py`:
- Around line 37-42: Update _to_int to remain non-throwing for all numeric
inputs: reject bool values before conversion, catch OverflowError alongside
TypeError and ValueError from int(raw), and remove the math.isfinite(value)
check that can overflow for large integers. Return the converted integer for
valid inputs and default for rejected values.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/parser/tileanim.py`:
- Around line 149-150: Update the non-looping end-of-playback branch in the tile
animation parser to return the final frame from the phase-rotated playback
order, using phase and n rather than the original-order index. Add coverage for
a non-looping clip with a nonzero phase and verify the final frame remains held
when time_ms reaches total.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/particles.py`:
- Line 763: Update the pending-burst scheduling flow around trigger_burst and
update so each scheduled burst stores the trigger rectangle (area_x, area_y,
area_w, and area_h) when created, then passes those stored values to
emitter.emit_burst for every pop instead of using the latest update rectangle.
- Around line 729-731: Update the stream-spawning gate in the particle runtime
update flow so spawning is enabled only when the phase is active and config.mode
is "continuous"; keep burst handling separate through _pump_burst_pops and do
not add automatic burst behavior unless already required by the editor contract.
- Around line 718-719: Update the emitter timing logic around the MAX_DT clamp,
self.clock advancement, and burst scheduling to use the full nonnegative elapsed
delta; reserve the clamped delta for particle physics only. In the loop-expiry
path, subtract the completed cycle duration from self.clock instead of resetting
it to zero, preserving overshoot while keeping delays, durations, loops, and
burst intervals synchronized.
In `@tests/test_v6_contract.py`:
- Around line 64-70: Update test_base_requires_layer_and_mask and
test_sprite_adds_motion_only to use typing.get_type_hints on ICollidable and
ICollidableSprite instead of the Python-version-specific __protocol_attrs__
attribute, importing get_type_hints alongside cast.
In `@webdocs/src/pages/ApiReference.tsx`:
- Around line 121-127: Update the TilemapData.get_placed_image_layer_surface API
reference entry to show layer, render_scale=1.0, and include_hidden=False, and
document that hidden layers return None unless include_hidden=True. Preserve the
existing composition and caller-owned surface description.
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In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/movement/grounded.py`:
- Line 15: Update the tile_map parameter annotation in the grounded movement API
to use dict[tuple[int, int], object] | None, and revise its documentation to
describe stacked ((gid, flipbits), ...) entries while noting legacy integer and
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🟡 Minor · Reset pending burst state in clear(). · particles.py:883-885
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReset pending burst state in
clear().
clear()empties the emitter but keeps_burst_pending,_burst_total,_burst_tick, and_burst_area. After the nextupdate(),_pump_burst_popskeeps emitting the scheduled pops. A caller that clears the system then sees particles reappear. The loop restart in_pump_clockalready resets these fields. Reset them inclear()the same way.Proposed fix
def clear(self) -> None: self.emitter.clear() self.renderer.clear() + self._burst_pending = 0 + self._burst_total = 0 + self._burst_tick = 0.0 + self._burst_area = None # A cleared field restores itself on next update (fields are # never intentionally empty); loop restarts refill explicitly. self._auto_filled = False🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/tilemap_parser/parser/tileanim.py`:
- Around line 122-127: Update `TileAnimFile.load` to open the sidecar with UTF-8
encoding before passing it to `json.load`, matching the encoding used by
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- Around line 883-885: Update clear() to reset _burst_pending, _burst_total,
_burst_tick, and _burst_area, matching the burst-state reset in _pump_clock, so
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| def load(path: PathLike) -> "TileAnimFile": | ||
| try: | ||
| with open(path) as f: | ||
| return TileAnimFile.from_dict(json.load(f)) | ||
| except (OSError, ValueError): | ||
| return TileAnimFile() |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Open sidecars as UTF-8.
open(path) uses the platform default encoding. On Windows this is often cp1252. A .tanim.json file with non-ASCII clip names or sheet paths then raises UnicodeDecodeError. UnicodeDecodeError is a subclass of ValueError, so line 126 catches it and returns an empty TileAnimFile. The renderer then shows static tiles, and the only sign is a generic "no clips loaded" warning. JSON is UTF-8 by specification. TilemapData.load already reads the nodes sidecar with encoding="utf-8".
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- with open(path) as f:
+ with open(path, encoding="utf-8") as f:
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| def load(path: PathLike) -> "TileAnimFile": | |
| try: | |
| with open(path) as f: | |
| return TileAnimFile.from_dict(json.load(f)) | |
| except (OSError, ValueError): | |
| return TileAnimFile() | |
| def load(path: PathLike) -> "TileAnimFile": | |
| try: | |
| with open(path, encoding="utf-8") as f: | |
| return TileAnimFile.from_dict(json.load(f)) | |
| except (OSError, ValueError): | |
| return TileAnimFile() |
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Stacked tile cell union with per entry flip bits (breaking). Tile flips applied in physics and rendering. Explicit collision contract with SpriteShape alias (breaking). Editor exact object surfaces, visual only objects by default (breaking). Image layer visibility, composited placements, character flip helper. Particle burst and clock sync with editor. Animation clips, lazy image getters, origin fix. Removed deprecated collision shims (breaking).
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🟠 Major · Shift image layers during origin normalization. · map_loader.py:898-899
src/tilemap_parser/runtime/map_loader.py:898-899
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winShift image layers during origin normalization.
When a negative tile position makes
_normalize_originshift the map, this loop shifts objects but leavesimage_rectandimage_placementsunchanged. For a tile at(-1, 0)and an image at pixel(0, 0), the tile moves right by one tile while the image stays in place._apply_tile_offsetadds only the requested offset, so it does not correct the alignment. Shift image rectangles and placements byarea_shift_xandarea_shift_yin_normalize_origin.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 12: Update the Unreleased entry in CHANGELOG.md to include the omitted
particle bursts, editor clock synchronization, and animation clips additions.
Add concise changelog bullets describing these changes alongside the existing v6
release notes.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/map_loader.py`:
- Around line 816-818: Update the particle-emitter construction in the
map-loading flow to pass `result.render_scale` into `ParticleEmitterNode`, and
update its initializer to scale the copied `parsed.area` rectangle’s position
and dimensions. Keep the default scale at 1.0 so existing callers retain current
behavior.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/movement/queries.py`:
- Line 118: Expand the candidate-cell ranges in _collides_at,
_first_colliding_shape, _collides_at_platformer, and _find_walkable_ground_info
to account for collision-shape extents after tile flips, including diagonal
transposes of non-square tiles. Ensure each search can include cells reached by
the transformed shape rather than relying on a fixed one-row margin.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/particles.py`:
- Line 877: Update _make_config so each created layer’s configuration sets
coverage from preset.coverage multiplied by self.density and sets field_quality
to self.quality, allowing refill_if_field to use the same field coverage and
quality as ParticleField.refill.
In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/world.py`:
- Around line 182-183: Update resolve_stack_entry to pass the collision tile
dimensions to flipped_data, matching _literal_entry_data, instead of using
self.tile_size; world and non-world flip transforms should place collision
shapes consistently when map grid and collision tile sizes differ.
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In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/map_loader.py`:
- Around line 898-899: Update _normalize_origin to shift image_rect and
image_placements by area_shift_x and area_shift_y alongside the objects, keeping
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| - `ParsedLayer.collision_enabled` (default True) excludes whole layers from physics. `exclude_layers` still works. | ||
| - `TilemapData.get_image_layer_surface()` and `get_image_layer_surfaces()`, both defaulting to `include_hidden=False`. | ||
| - `TilemapData.get_placed_image_layer_surface(layer, render_scale=1.0)` composes the base image plus placements into one caller owned surface. | ||
| - `load_map()` / `TilemapData.load()` accept `offset_tiles=(ox, oy)` (tile units, default `(0, 0)`) with `offset_x=` / `offset_y=` overrides. Shifts tiles, objects, image rects/placements, nodes, `map_size`, `scroll` together; world-px origin is exposed as `TilemapData.origin_offset` / `TilemapData.tile_offset`. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the omitted v6 additions.
The PR objectives include particle bursts, editor clock synchronization, and animation clips. The Unreleased entry does not mention them. Add changelog bullets so readers can find these release changes.
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include the omitted particle bursts, editor clock synchronization, and animation
clips additions. Add concise changelog bullets describing these changes
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Scale particle-emitter rectangles with render_scale.
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- result.particle_emitters = [ParticleEmitterNode(n) for n in parsed.nodes if n.node_type == "particle_emitter"]
+ result.particle_emitters = [
+ ParticleEmitterNode(n, render_scale=result.render_scale)
+ for n in parsed.nodes
+ if n.node_type == "particle_emitter"
+ ]--- a/src/tilemap_parser/runtime/particles.py
+++ b/src/tilemap_parser/runtime/particles.py
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- def __init__(self, parsed: ParsedNode) -> None:
+ def __init__(self, parsed: ParsedNode, render_scale: float = 1.0) -> None:
self.node_id = parsed.node_id
self.name = parsed.name
self.node_type = parsed.node_type
- self._rect = Rect(parsed.area.x, parsed.area.y, parsed.area.w, parsed.area.h)
+ rs = render_scale
+ self._rect = Rect(
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`result.render_scale` into `ParticleEmitterNode`, and update its initializer to
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| for tile_data in _iter_tile_datas(world, tileset_collision, cell, sprite): |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Expand candidate-cell searches for flipped geometry.
A diagonal flip can move a non-square tile’s collision shape several grid rows outside its owning cell. For example, a full-tile polygon on a (128, 16) tile reaches y=128 after the transpose, but _collides_at searches only one row beyond a sprite near y=80. It never reads the tile in row zero, so the collision is missed. Account for transformed shape extents in the candidate-cell searches used by _collides_at, _first_colliding_shape, _collides_at_platformer, and _find_walkable_ground_info.
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In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/movement/queries.py` at line 118, Expand the
candidate-cell ranges in _collides_at, _first_colliding_shape,
_collides_at_platformer, and _find_walkable_ground_info to account for
collision-shape extents after tile flips, including diagonal transposes of
non-square tiles. Ensure each search can include cells reached by the
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| self.emitter.clear() | ||
| self.renderer.clear() | ||
| self._auto_filled = False |
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Propagate field coverage and quality to automatic refills.
ParticleField.clear() intentionally permits the field-contract refill. However, _make_config() leaves coverage at 1.0 and field_quality at "medium". refill_if_field() then uses those defaults instead of preset.coverage * self.density * quality_density, so the refill density can differ from ParticleField.refill().
Set both config values when creating each layer:
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rotation_speed=0.0,
max_particles=max_particles,
+ coverage=preset.coverage * self.density,
+ field_quality=self.quality,
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In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/particles.py` at line 877, Update _make_config so
each created layer’s configuration sets coverage from preset.coverage multiplied
by self.density and sets field_quality to self.quality, allowing refill_if_field
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| the space's grid, adopted by a runner on attach. Also the | ||
| mirror extents for flip transforms. |
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Use the collision tile size for flip extents.
The map grid size can differ from the tile size. resolve_stack_entry passes self.tile_size to flipped_data, while _literal_entry_data passes tileset_collision.tile_size. For a 16-pixel grid and a 32-pixel collision tile, a horizontal flip maps a vertex at x=28 to x=-12 in a world, but to x=4 without a world. Use the collision tile dimensions for the world transform so both paths place the shape consistently. Tiled permits tile dimensions to differ from the map grid. (doc.mapeditor.org)
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In `@src/tilemap_parser/runtime/world.py` around lines 182 - 183, Update
resolve_stack_entry to pass the collision tile dimensions to flipped_data,
matching _literal_entry_data, instead of using self.tile_size; world and
non-world flip transforms should place collision shapes consistently when map
grid and collision tile sizes differ.
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Stacked tile cell union with per entry flip bits (breaking). Tile flips applied in physics and rendering. Explicit collision contract with SpriteShape alias (breaking). Editor exact object surfaces, visual only objects by default (breaking). Image layer visibility, composited placements, character flip helper. Particle burst and clock sync with editor. Animation clips, lazy image getters, origin fix. Removed deprecated collision shims (breaking).
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