The existing getting-started guide wasn't a satisfactory "tutorial" according to the "grand unified theory of documentation". This PR adds a more complete-minimal-project tutorial that covers the steps that the getting-started guide did, as well as steps for setting up the LDtk project and adding gameplay. This tutorial is associated with a new example - tile_based_game. Most of the code snippets in the tutorial try to include code sections from the example to make sure these two match.
I will likely update the lib.rs to link to this tutorial instead of copy-pasting the same getting-started guide in a future PR. I might also remove the getting-started guide in the README.md, but I'm more okay with it existing there as marketing material.
Closes #51
The existing getting-started guide wasn't a satisfactory "tutorial" according to the "grand unified theory of documentation". This PR adds a more complete-minimal-project tutorial that covers the steps that the getting-started guide did, as well as steps for setting up the LDtk project and adding gameplay. This tutorial is associated with a new example -
tile_based_game. Most of the code snippets in the tutorial try to include code sections from the example to make sure these two match.I will likely update the
lib.rsto link to this tutorial instead of copy-pasting the same getting-started guide in a future PR. I might also remove the getting-started guide in theREADME.md, but I'm more okay with it existing there as marketing material.