I'm trying to determine what format the shapes in my 2D game should be stored in and also what software I should use to aid in making the actual shapes.
Up until now I used PhysicsEditor from code'n'web, which saves shape information in XML format. The problem is that the way the file is layed out, it will require a lot of parsing to extract the actual information I'm interested in.
I've made my own "format" for storing shape information (see below). I used JSON instead of XML since it's a lot less verbose. Layed out like this, I require minimal parsing to get the actual information.
{
"polygons":
[
{
"density" : 1.2,
"vertices": [
[0.0, 8.9], [5.6, 7.8], [3.5, 0.0], [3.6, 9.9]
]
}
]
}
My question:
Can I configure PhysicsEditor so that it saves shapes in this format automatically? If not, is there some software that allows that kind of configuration?
