notes.txt

levels.json
display height is the height of the screen without the UI

Levels array:
	flags array:
		x: % of total width
		y: % of total /!\display/!\ height
	towers array:
		x % total width
		y % total /!\display/!\ height
		img: image key
		dmg: int
		range: % of total width
		attack_delay: int time in ms
	units_path array:
		Fx: Flag curve handle
		Tx: Tower curve handle
	units array: allowed unit key
	res:
		start_wood: int number of wood at start
		start_metal: int number of metal at start
		start_food: int number of food at start
		total_wood: int total number of wood
		total_metal: int total number of metal
		total_food: int total number of food
	terrains array:
		/!\ DO NOT SET POS FOR THE STARTING TERRAIN /!\
		pos:position of the terrian relative to previous one, offset is automatically known with align value (top & bottom = offsetX left & right=offsetY)
			align:string previous terrain alignment /!\ ALWAYS SET TO TOP /!\ Not developped for something else but easily could be /!\
			offset: % of total width

		tree array:
			shape:
				fx: graphic method to use (lineTo/moveTo/beizerCurve...)
				points: arg of method //Use 200 as total game width and 300 as total /!\display height/!\ then rescale by setting pos.width/height 
			pos: 
				x: int=px	/	string=% of total width
				y: int=px	/	string=% of total width
				width: % of total width
				height: % of total height
				aX: anchorX		//Only set if you
				ay: anchorY		//need to change anchor
			
		dirt array
			shape:
				fx: graphic method to use (lineTo/moveTo/curve...)
				points: arg of method //Use 200 as total game width and 300 as total /!\display height/!\ then rescale by setting pos.width/height 
			pos: 
				x: int=px	string=% of total width
				y: int=px	string=% of total width
				width: % of total width
				height: % of total height
				aX: anchorX		//Only set if you
				ay: anchorY		//need to change anchor
	res_area array:
		pos:
			x: int=px	/	string=% relative to total game width
			y: int=px	/	string=% relative to total game height
			width: % of total width, height is set accordingly
		points array: Used to build a polygon
			x: int=px (use like shape.points)	/	string=relative to tree.shape or flag or tower side -> shapeindex+"_"+side
			y: int=px (use like shape.points)	/	string=relative to tree.shape or flag or tower side -> shapeindex+"_"+side