-- scenes/moveplayer3D :: a basic player movement example in fake3D

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local Scene = require "gamecore.modules.scenes"
local MovePlayer = Scene:extend()

local World = require "gamecore.modules.world.world3D"

function MovePlayer:new(playerNumber, cameraMode)
  local playerNumber  = playerNumber or 1
  local cameraMode    = cameraMode or "split"

  MovePlayer.super.new(self)
  self.assets:batchImport("examples.gameplay.plateform.assets")

  World(self, "examples.gameplay.action3D.actors", "datas/maps/action3D/map.lua")

  self.world:setPlayerNumber(playerNumber)
  self.world.cameras:setMode(cameraMode)

  self.world:loadMap()
  --self.world.obj.collisions["wall"](self.world, 0,0,-16,1000, 1000, 16)
end

return MovePlayer
