switched to go coded animation system, LDTK is not used for this anymore

game/levels.go

@@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ package game
 
 import (
 	"image"
-	"log"
 	"log/slog"
 	"openquell/assets"
 	"openquell/components"
@@ -198,27 +197,6 @@ func LevelToSlice(game *Game, level *ldtkgo.Level, tilesize int) (Map, Map) {
 					}
 					tileRect := entity.TileRect
 
-					animationtrigger := util.GetPropertyString(entity, "AnimationTrigger")
-					slog.Debug("got trigger", "trigger", animationtrigger)
-
-					//animateondestruct := util.GetPropertyBool(entity, "AnimateOnDestruct")
-					// FIXME: also check for AnimationLoop and other animation reasons
-					// if animateondestruct {
-					if animationtrigger != "" {
-						tile.AnimateOnDestruct = true
-
-						animation := util.GetPropertyString(entity, "AnimateSpriteSheet")
-						if animation != "" {
-							if !util.Exists(assets.Animations, animation) {
-								log.Fatalf("entity %s refers to non existent animation set %s",
-									entity.Identifier, animation)
-							}
-						}
-
-						tile.AnimationSpriteSheet = assets.Animations[animation]
-						tile.AnimationTrigger = animationtrigger
-					}
-
 					tile.Sprite = tileset.SubImage(
 						image.Rect(tileRect.X, tileRect.Y,
 							tileRect.X+tileRect.W,