def __init__(self, Sound=None):
self.spritesheet = Image.SpriteSheet(path="res\\testSheet.png",
spriteSize=32)
self.OffsetX, self.OffsetY = 0, 0
self.animTiles = []
self.backRendered = False
self.playerInputs = Constants.PlayerControls
self.Entities = []
super().__init__()
self.TileMap, caverns = Mapper.generateCellularAutomata()
self.entitypositions = Mapper.placeEnemiesCellular(caverns)
for position in self.entitypositions:
self.Entities.append(
Entities.TestEnemy(x=position[1],
y=position[0],
Map=self.TileMap))
playerPos = choice(caverns[0])
while playerPos in self.entitypositions:
playerPos = choice(caverns[0])
self.player = Entities.Player(x=playerPos[1],
y=playerPos[0],
map=self.TileMap)
self.graph = Pathfinding.Graph(self.TileMap)
self.Sound = SoundHandler.Sound()
self.Sound.PlayMusic('res/SFX/music.wav')
self.offsetScene()
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.Font = pygame.font.SysFont("Lucida Console", 56)
self.TitleFont = pygame.font.SysFont("Lucida Console", 82)
self.backgroundColour = (80, 180, 100)
self.menuPointer = 0
self.Title = self.TitleFont.render('Coursework', True, (200, 200, 100))
self.offset = 120
# Dictionary that holds both the text to be displayed in
# the menu as well as the corresponding function that
# the option should call
self.dictOptions = {
0: ('Start', self.start),
1: ('Settings', self.settings),
2: ('Leaderboard', self.leaderboard),
3: ('Exit', self.exit)
}
self.menu = []
self.Sound = SoundHandler.Sound()
def __init__(self, x: int, y: int, spriteSheet: str, spriteSize: int, interval: int):
self.x, self.y = x, y
self.name: str
# Animation Attributes
# Size represents the size of the spritesheets sprites not the sprites ingame
self.size = spriteSize
# Interval is the time each frame is rendered for
self.interval = interval
# The spritesheet the entity reads from
self.spritesheet = Image.SpriteSheet(spriteSheet, self.size)
# Pygame allows flipping surfaces, which will be useful for left / right
self.flipped = False
# The number of frames can inferred from the width of the spritesheet divided by the size of the sprites
self.frames = int(self.spritesheet.returnSize()[0] / self.size)
# The length it takes to run through all the sprites in the row
self.animLength = self.frames * self.interval
# The row the sprites should be taken from
self.row = 0
# A value that will dictate what sprite should be shown
self.tick = 0
# A default sprite so the program has something to render on the first frame
self.sprite = self.spritesheet.returnSprite(0, self.row)
self.Sound = SoundHandler.Sound()
