Ready to refactor the tilemap so I can stylize different parts of the maps generated.

assets/config.json

@@ -95,17 +95,17 @@
       "frame_width": 256,
       "frame_height": 256
     },
-    "wall":
+    "moss_wall":
     {"path": "assets/glowing_moss_wall-256.png",
       "frame_width": 256,
       "frame_height": 256
     },
-    "lava_floor":
+    "floor":
     {"path": "assets/floor_tile_test-256.png",
       "frame_width": 256,
       "frame_height": 256
     },
-    "floor":
+    "lava_floor":
     {"path": "assets/lava_floor-256.png",
       "frame_width": 256,
       "frame_height": 256

assets/tiles.json

@@ -11,14 +11,14 @@
     "foreground": [230, 20, 30],
     "background": [230, 20, 120],
     "collision": true,
-    "display": 9608
+    "display": 8820
   },
   "WALL_PLAIN": {
     "texture": "assets/wall_texture_test-256.png",
     "foreground": [230, 20, 30],
     "background": [230, 20, 120],
     "collision": true,
-    "display": 37
+    "display": 9608
   },
   "WALL_VINES": {
     "texture": "assets/wall_with_vines-256.png",

tilemap.cpp

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ void TileMap::set_tile(size_t x, size_t y, string tile_name) {
 
 void TileMap::load(matrix::Matrix &walls) {
   for(matrix::each_cell it{walls}; it.next();) {
-    string tile_name = walls[it.y][it.x] == SPACE_VALUE ? "FLOOR_TILE" : "WALL_MOSS";
+    string tile_name = walls[it.y][it.x] == SPACE_VALUE ? "FLOOR_TILE" : "WALL_PLAIN";
     set_tile(it.x, it.y, tile_name);
   }
 }