Bevy Tiled CameraA simple camera for properly displaying low resolution pixel perfect 2D games in bevy. The camera will adjust the viewport to scale up your target resolution as much as possible without causing visual artifacts.
From the "interactive" example
Just spawn a TiledCameraBundle with your desired settings. You should specify your desired pixels per tile and tile count, then the viewport will be adjusted any time the window is resized.
```rs use bevytiledcamera::TiledCameraBundle; use bevy::prelude::Commands;
fn setup(mut commands:Commands) { // Sets up a camera to display 80 x 25 tiles. The viewport will be scaled up // as much as possible to fit the window size and maintain the appearance of // 8 pixels per tile. let camerabundle = TiledCameraBundle::new() .withpixelspertile(8) .withtilecount((80,25).into() );
commands.spawnbundle(camerabundle); } ```
You can change the camera settings at any time by adjusting the TiledProjection component on the camera entity.
Note that this projection assumes the size of one tile is equal to one world unit. This is different than Bevy's default 2D orthographic camera which assumes one pixel is equal to one world unit.
| bevy | bevytiledcamera | | --- | --- | | 0.5 | 0.2 |