def on_draw(self, screen):
# Changes every pixel in the window to black. This is done to wipe the screen and set it up for drawing a new
# frame
self.director.screen.fill((0, 0, 0))
# Calls the draw_grid function
self.draw_grid(screen)
# Calls the apple Entity's draw function
self.apple.draw(screen)
# Calls the head Entity's draw function
self.head.draw(screen)
# Calls the print_tail function
self.print_tail(screen)
# This conditional statement is executed if the gameOver boolean has been set to true
if self.gameOver:
# The text "Game Over" is printed to the middle of the screen
screen.blit(self.text,
self.text.get_rect(center=self.screen_rect.center))
# draws a round rectangle to the top left corner of the screen
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(0 * self.director.scale, 0 * self.director.scale,
63 * self.director.scale,
30 * self.director.scale), 9 * self.director.scale,
3 * self.director.scale)
# Prints the text to the screen at the specified coordinates
screen.blit(self.txt,
(25 * self.director.scale, 7 * self.director.scale))
#Draws a filled triangle to the screen with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
8 * self.director.scale, (255, 150, 44))
#Draws an anti-aliased triangle outline with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale, 8 * self.director.scale,
(255, 150, 44))
def on_draw(self, screen):
# Changes every pixel in the window to black. This is done to wipe the screen and set it up for drawing a new
# frame
screen.fill((0, 0, 0))
# Player One Config
# A surface is created with the text "Player One Controls" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("Player One Controls", True,
(255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window at the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(centerx=self.screen_rect.centerx,
centery=19 * self.director.scale))
# A surface is created with the text "Player Two Controls" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("Player Two Controls", True,
(255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window at the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(centerx=self.screen_rect.centerx,
centery=149 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(47 * self.director.scale, 34 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Creates a surface with the letter W printed on it
self.txt = self.ctrl.render("W", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=47 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the word "up" on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("up", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=47 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(133 * self.director.scale, 34 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Creates a surface with the letter A printed on it
self.txt = self.ctrl.render("A", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=133 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the word "left" on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("left", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=133 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(219 * self.director.scale, 34 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Creates a surface with the letter S printed on it
self.txt = self.ctrl.render("S", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=219 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the word "down" on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("down", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=219 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(305 * self.director.scale, 34 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Creates a surface with the letter D printed on it
self.txt = self.ctrl.render("D", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=305 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the word "right" on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("right", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=305 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=34 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Player Two Config
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(47 * self.director.scale, 164 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Draws a filled triangle to the screen using the specified points
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 72 * self.director.scale,
176 * self.director.scale,
86 * self.director.scale,
204 * self.director.scale,
58 * self.director.scale,
204 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Draws an outline of an anti-aliased triangle using the specified points
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 72 * self.director.scale,
176 * self.director.scale, 86 * self.director.scale,
204 * self.director.scale, 58 * self.director.scale,
204 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Creates a surface with the word "up" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("up", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=47 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=164 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(133 * self.director.scale, 164 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Draws a filled triangle to the screen using the specified points
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 144 * self.director.scale,
189 * self.director.scale,
172 * self.director.scale,
175 * self.director.scale,
172 * self.director.scale,
203 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Draws an outline of an anti-aliased triangle using the specified points
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 144 * self.director.scale,
189 * self.director.scale, 172 * self.director.scale,
175 * self.director.scale, 172 * self.director.scale,
203 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Creates a surface with the word "left" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("left", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=133 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=164 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(219 * self.director.scale, 164 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Draws a filled triangle to the screen using the specified points
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 244 * self.director.scale,
204 * self.director.scale,
258 * self.director.scale,
176 * self.director.scale,
230 * self.director.scale,
176 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Draws an outline of an anti-aliased triangle using the specified points
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 244 * self.director.scale,
204 * self.director.scale, 258 * self.director.scale,
176 * self.director.scale, 230 * self.director.scale,
176 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Creates a surface with the word "left" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("down", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=219 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=164 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(305 * self.director.scale, 164 * self.director.scale,
51 * self.director.scale, 51 * self.director.scale),
12 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Draws a filled triangle to the screen using the specified points
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 344 * self.director.scale,
189 * self.director.scale,
316 * self.director.scale,
175 * self.director.scale,
316 * self.director.scale,
203 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Draws an outline of an anti-aliased triangle using the specified points
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 344 * self.director.scale,
189 * self.director.scale, 316 * self.director.scale,
175 * self.director.scale, 316 * self.director.scale,
203 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Creates a surface with the word "right" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("right", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(
centerx=305 * self.director.scale + 25 * self.director.scale,
centery=164 * self.director.scale + 65 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the word "p1" printed on it
self.txt = self.p.render("p1", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(centerx=self.screen_rect.right / 3,
centery=self.screen_rect.bottom -
116 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the word "p2" printed on it
self.txt = self.p.render("p2", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(centerx=self.screen_rect.right * (2 / 3),
centery=self.screen_rect.bottom -
116 * self.director.scale))
# Draws anti-aliased lines to the screen using the coordinates given by drawpnts_one
pygame.draw.aalines(screen, (255, 255, 255), False, self.drawpnts_one)
# Draws anti-aliased lines to the screen using the coordinates given by drawpnts_two
pygame.draw.aalines(screen, (255, 255, 255), False, self.drawpnts_two)
# Draws the particle system
self.particle_system.draw(screen)
# Creates a surface with the name of the color printed on it using the color associated with that name
self.txt = self.colortxt.render(
self.color_name[self.director.index_one], True,
self.color_rgb[self.director.index_one])
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(centerx=133 * self.director.scale,
centery=373 * self.director.scale))
# Creates a surface with the name of the color printed on it using the color associated with that name
self.txt = self.colortxt.render(
self.color_name[self.director.index_two], True,
self.color_rgb[self.director.index_two])
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(
self.txt,
self.txt.get_rect(centerx=267 * self.director.scale,
centery=373 * self.director.scale))
# This conditional statement says that if p1_hili_l_arrow is set to true then draw the enlarged version of the
# triangle. Otherwise, draw the regular version
if self.p1_hili_l_arrow:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 94 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
94 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
74 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 94 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
94 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
74 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
else:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 91 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
91 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
77 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 91 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
91 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
77 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# This conditional statement says that if p1_hili_l_arrow is set to true then draw the enlarged version of the
# triangle. Otherwise, draw the regular version
if self.p1_hili_r_arrow:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 172 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
172 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
192 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 172 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
172 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
192 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
else:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 175 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
175 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
189 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 175 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
175 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
189 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# This conditional statement says that if p2_hili_l_arrow is set to true then draw the enlarged version of the
# triangle. Otherwise, draw the regular version
if self.p2_hili_l_arrow:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 228 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
228 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
209 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 228 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
228 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
209 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
else:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 225 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
225 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
211 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 225 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
225 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
211 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# This conditional statement says that if p2_hili_r_arrow is set to true then draw the enlarged version of the
# triangle. Otherwise, draw the regular version
if self.p2_hili_r_arrow:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 306 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
306 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
326 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 306 * self.director.scale,
363 * self.director.scale,
306 * self.director.scale,
383 * self.director.scale,
326 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
else:
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 309 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
309 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
323 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 309 * self.director.scale,
366 * self.director.scale,
309 * self.director.scale,
380 * self.director.scale,
323 * self.director.scale,
373 * self.director.scale, (255, 255, 255))
# Creates a rounded rectangle with an rgb color of white at the specified coordinates
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(0 * self.director.scale, 0 * self.director.scale,
63 * self.director.scale, 30 * self.director.scale),
9 * self.director.scale, 3 * self.director.scale)
# Creates a surface with the word "ctrl" printed on it
self.txt = self.plyr.render("ctrl", True, (255, 255, 255))
# Prints the text to the game window a the specified coordinates
screen.blit(self.txt,
(25 * self.director.scale, 7 * self.director.scale))
# Draws a filled triangle to the screen using the specified points
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
8 * self.director.scale, (255, 150, 44))
# Draws an outline of an anti-aliased triangle using the specified points
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale, 20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale, 20 * self.director.scale,
8 * self.director.scale, (255, 150, 44))
def on_draw(self, screen):
# Changes every pixel in the window to black. This is done to wipe the screen and set it up for drawing a new
# frame
self.director.screen.fill((0, 0, 0))
# Calls the draw_grid function
self.draw_grid(screen)
# Calls the apple Entity's draw function
self.apple.draw(screen)
# Calls the head Entity's draw function
self.head_1.draw(screen)
# Calls the head Entity's draw function
self.head_2.draw(screen)
# Calls the print_tail function
self.print_tails(screen)
# This conditional statement executes if player one has won
if self.plyronewins:
# The text "Player One Wins" is printed to the middle of the screen
screen.blit(
self.plyronewins_txt,
self.plyronewins_txt.get_rect(center=self.screen_rect.center))
# Creates a surface with the text "ctrl" print on it using the plyr font
self.txt = self.plyr.render("ctrl", True, (255, 255, 255))
# draws a round rectangle to the top left corner of the screen
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(0 * self.director.scale, 0 * self.director.scale,
63 * self.director.scale,
30 * self.director.scale), 9 * self.director.scale,
3 * self.director.scale)
# The text ctrl is printed in the top left corner of the screen
screen.blit(self.txt,
(25 * self.director.scale, 7 * self.director.scale))
#Draws a filled triangle to the screen with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
8 * self.director.scale, (255, 150, 44))
#Draws an anti-aliased triangle outline with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale, 8 * self.director.scale,
(255, 150, 44))
#pygame.mixer.music.stop()
# This conditional statement executes if player two has won
if self.plyrtwowins:
# The text "Player Two Wins" is printed to the middle of the screen
screen.blit(
self.plyrtwowins_txt,
self.plyronewins_txt.get_rect(center=self.screen_rect.center))
# Creates a surface with the text "ctrl" print on it using the plyr font
self.txt = self.plyr.render("ctrl", True, (255, 255, 255))
# draws a round rectangle to the top left corner of the screen
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(0 * self.director.scale, 0 * self.director.scale,
63 * self.director.scale,
30 * self.director.scale), 9 * self.director.scale,
3 * self.director.scale)
# The text ctrl is printed in the top left corner of the screen
screen.blit(self.txt,
(25 * self.director.scale, 7 * self.director.scale))
#Draws a filled triangle to the screen with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
8 * self.director.scale, (255, 150, 44))
#Draws an anti-aliased triangle outline with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale, 8 * self.director.scale,
(255, 150, 44))
#pygame.mixer.music.stop()
# This conditional statement executes if there has been a draw
if self.plyrdraw:
# Creates a surface with the text "ctrl" print on it using the plyr font
self.txt = self.plyr.render("ctrl", True, (255, 255, 255))
# The text "draw" is printed to the middle of the screen
screen.blit(
self.plyrdraw_txt,
self.plyrdraw_txt.get_rect(center=self.screen_rect.center))
# draws a round rectangle to the top left corner of the screen
rrect(
screen, (255, 255, 255),
pygame.Rect(0 * self.director.scale, 0 * self.director.scale,
63 * self.director.scale,
30 * self.director.scale), 9 * self.director.scale,
3 * self.director.scale)
# The text ctrl is printed in the top left corner of the screen
screen.blit(self.txt,
(25 * self.director.scale, 7 * self.director.scale))
#Draws a filled triangle to the screen with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.filled_trigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
8 * self.director.scale, (255, 150, 44))
#Draws an anti-aliased triangle outline with the points being at the specified coordinates
gfxdraw.aatrigon(screen, 5 * self.director.scale,
15 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale,
22 * self.director.scale,
20 * self.director.scale, 8 * self.director.scale,
(255, 150, 44))