Initial enemy setup, with collisions and basic spawning.

Modified-by: Jason Hilder <jhilder95@gmail.com>

src/asset_manager.odin

@@ -12,13 +12,19 @@ Player_Assets :: struct {
     clips: [Player_State]AnimationClip,
 }
 
+Enemy_Assets :: struct {
+    clips: [Enemy_State]AnimationClip,
+}
+
 Asset_Manager :: struct {
     player: Player_Assets,
+    enemy:  Enemy_Assets,
 }
 
 asset_manager_init :: proc() -> Asset_Manager {
     assets := Asset_Manager{}
-	init_player_assets(&assets.player.clips);
+	init_player_assets(&assets.player.clips)
+    init_enemy_assets(&assets.enemy.clips)
 
     return assets
 }
@@ -35,6 +41,18 @@ init_player_assets :: proc(clip_array: ^[Player_State]AnimationClip) {
     }
 }
 
+init_enemy_assets :: proc(clip_array: ^[Enemy_State]AnimationClip) {
+    idle_tex   := rl.LoadTexture("assets/textures/enemy/player_idle.png")
+    walk_tex   := rl.LoadTexture("assets/textures/enemy/player_walk.png")
+
+    clip_array[.IDLE] = AnimationClip {
+        texture = idle_tex, frame_count = 6, frame_width = 32, frame_height = 32, frame_time = 0.14, looping = true,
+    }
+    clip_array[.WALK] = AnimationClip {
+        texture = walk_tex, frame_count = 8, frame_width = 32, frame_height = 32, frame_time = 0.14, looping = true,
+    }
+}
+
 asset_manager_destroy :: proc(assets: ^Asset_Manager) {
     for clip in assets.player.clips {
         rl.UnloadTexture(clip.texture)