# Set a message variable to display a message on selected menu item
message = None
# Now we want to create some menus to tell the player what to do, or to
# give some informations/directions
# IMPORTANT: Menu do absolutely nothing by themselves, they are just a
# structured display of informations.
# The syntaxe is game_object.add_menu_entry(category,shortcut,message)
option_red = "A cool menu in dim red"
option_magenta = "Another cool menu in bright magenta"
mygame.add_menu_entry("main_menu", None, "=" * 22)
mygame.add_menu_entry("main_menu", "h", "Show the help menu")
mygame.add_menu_entry("main_menu", None, "=" * 22)
mygame.add_menu_entry("main_menu", "1", Utils.red_dim(option_red))
mygame.add_menu_entry("main_menu", "2", Utils.magenta_bright(option_magenta))
mygame.add_menu_entry("main_menu", "q", "Quit game")
mygame.add_menu_entry("help_menu", None, "---------")
mygame.add_menu_entry("help_menu", None, "Help Menu")
mygame.add_menu_entry("help_menu", None, "---------")
mygame.add_menu_entry("help_menu", "j", "Random help menu")
mygame.add_menu_entry("help_menu", "b", "Back to main menu")
# let's set a variable that hold the current menu category (for navigation)
current_menu = "main_menu"
# Now let's make a loop to dynamically navigate in the menu
key = None
while True:
# clear screen
mygame.clear_screen()
def create_wizard():
global game
key = ''
while True:
game.clear_screen()
print(Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard"))
print('What do you want to create: a NPC or a structure?')
print('1 - NPC (Non Playable Character)')
print('2 - Structure (Wall, Door, Treasure, Portal, Trees, etc.)')
key = Utils.get_key()
if key == '1' or key == '2':
break
if key == '1':
game.clear_screen()
print(
Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard: ") +
Utils.cyan_bright("NPC"))
new_object = NPC()
print("First give a name to your NPC. Default value: " +
new_object.name)
r = str(input('(Enter name)> '))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.name = r
print(
"Then give it a type. A type is important as it allows grouping.\nType is a string. Default value: "
+ new_object.type)
r = str(input('(Enter type)> '))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.type = r
print("Now we need a model. Default value: " + new_object.model)
input('Hit "Enter" when you are ready to choose a model.')
new_object.model = model_picker()
game.clear_screen()
print(
Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard: ") +
Utils.cyan_bright("NPC") + f' - {new_object.model}')
print(
'We now needs to go through some basic statistics. You can decide to go with default by simply hitting the "Enter" key.'
)
r = input_digit(
f'Number of cell crossed in one turn. Default: {new_object.step}(type: int) > '
)
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.step = int(r)
else:
# If it's 0 it means it's going to be a static NPC so to prevent python to pass some random pre-initialized default, we explicitly set the Actuator to a static one
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.RandomActuator(moveset=[])
r = input_digit(
f'Max HP (Health Points). Default: {new_object.max_hp}(type: int) > '
)
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.max_hp = int(r)
new_object.hp = new_object.max_hp
r = input_digit(
f'Max MP (Mana Points). Default: {new_object.max_mp}(type: int) > '
)
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.max_mp = int(r)
new_object.mp = new_object.max_mp
r = input_digit(
f'Remaining lives (it is advised to set that to 1 for a standard NPC). Default: {new_object.remaining_lives}(type: int) > '
)
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.remaining_lives = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f'AP (Attack Power). Default: {new_object.attack_power}(type: int) > '
)
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.attack_power = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f'DP (Defense Power). Default: {new_object.defense_power}(type: int) > '
)
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.defense_power = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f'Strength. Default: {new_object.strength}(type: int) > ')
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.strength = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f'Intelligence. Default: {new_object.intelligence}(type: int) > ')
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.intelligence = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f'Agility. Default: {new_object.agility}(type: int) > ')
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.agility = int(r)
game.clear_screen()
print(
"We now need to give some life to that NPC. What kind of movement should it have:"
)
print("1 - Randomly chosen from a preset of directions")
print("2 - Following a predetermined path")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == '1':
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.RandomActuator(moveset=[])
print(
'Random it is! Now choose from which preset of movements should we give it:'
)
print('1 - UP,DOWN,LEFT, RIGHT')
print('2 - UP,DOWN')
print('3 - LEFT, RIGHT')
print('4 - UP,DOWN,LEFT, RIGHT + all DIAGONALES')
print(
'5 - DIAGONALES (DIAG UP LEFT, DIAG UP RIGHT, etc.) but NO straight UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT'
)
print('6 - No movement')
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == '1':
new_object.actuator.moveset = [
Constants.UP, Constants.DOWN, Constants.LEFT,
Constants.RIGHT
]
elif r == '2':
new_object.actuator.moveset = [Constants.UP, Constants.DOWN]
elif r == '3':
new_object.actuator.moveset = [Constants.RIGHT, Constants.LEFT]
elif r == '4':
new_object.actuator.moveset = [
Constants.UP, Constants.DOWN, Constants.LEFT,
Constants.RIGHT, Constants.DLDOWN, Constants.DLUP,
Constants.DRDOWN, Constants.DRUP
]
elif r == '5':
new_object.actuator.moveset = [
Constants.DLDOWN, Constants.DLUP, Constants.DRDOWN,
Constants.DRUP
]
elif r == '6':
new_object.actuator.moveset = []
else:
Utils.warn(
f'"{r}" is not a valid choice. Movement set is now empty.')
new_object.actuator.moveset = []
elif r == '2':
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.PathActuator(path=[])
print("Great, so what path this NPC should take:")
print('1 - UP/DOWN patrol')
print('2 - DOWN/UP patrol')
print('3 - LEFT/RIGHT patrol')
print('4 - RIGHT/LEFT patrol')
print('5 - Circle patrol: LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP')
print('6 - Circle patrol: LEFT, UP, RIGHT, DOWN')
print('7 - Circle patrol: RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT, UP')
print('8 - Circle patrol: RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN')
print('9 - Write your own path')
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == '1':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in one direction before turning back ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '2':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in one direction before turning back ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '3':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in one direction before turning back ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '3':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in one direction before turning back ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '4':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in one direction before turning back ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '5':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in EACH direction before changing ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '6':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in EACH direction before changing ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '7':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in EACH direction before changing ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '8':
print(
"How many steps should the NPC go in EACH direction before changing ?"
)
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == '9':
print(
"Write your own path using only words from this list: UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, DLDOWN, DLUP, DRDOWN, DRUP."
)
print('Each direction has to be separated by a coma.')
r = str(input('Write your path: ')).upper()
new_object.actuator.path = r.split(',')
else:
Utils.warn(f'"{r}" is not a valid choice. Path is now empty.')
new_object.actuator.path = []
return new_object
elif key == '2':
while True:
game.clear_screen()
print(
Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard: ") +
Utils.magenta_bright("Structure"))
print("What kind of structure do you want to create:")
print(
'1 - A wall like structure (an object that cannot be picked-up and is not overlappable). Ex: walls, trees, non moving elephant (try to go through an elephant or to pick it up in your backpack...)'
)
print('2 - A door (player and/or NPC can go through)')
print(
'3 - A treasure (can be picked up, take space in the inventory, give points to the player)'
)
print(
'4 - A generic object (you can set the properties to make it pickable or overlappable)'
)
print(
'5 - A generic actionable object (to make portals, heart to replenish life, etc.)'
)
key = Utils.get_key()
new_object = None
if key == '1':
new_object = Structures.Wall()
new_object.name = str(uuid.uuid1())
new_object.model = model_picker()
break
elif key == '2':
new_object = Structures.Door()
new_object.name = str(uuid.uuid1())
new_object.model = model_picker()
break
elif key == '3':
new_object = Structures.Treasure()
print("First give a name to your Treasure. Default value: " +
new_object.name)
r = str(input('(Enter name)> '))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.name = r
print(
"Then give it a type. A type is important as it allows grouping (in this case probably in the inventory).\nType is a string. Default value: "
+ new_object.type)
r = str(input('(Enter type)> '))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.type = r
print("Now we need a model. Default value: " +
new_object.model)
input('Hit "Enter" when you are ready to choose a model.')
new_object.model = model_picker()
break
elif key == '4' or key == '5':
if key == '4':
new_object = Structures.GenericStructure()
else:
new_object = Structures.GenericActionableStructure()
new_object.set_overlappable(False)
new_object.set_pickable(False)
print("First give a name to your structure. Default value: " +
new_object.name)
r = str(input('(Enter name)> '))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.name = r
print(
"Then give it a type. \nType is a string. Default value: "
+ new_object.type)
r = str(input('(Enter type)> '))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.type = r
print("Now we need a model. Default value: " +
new_object.model)
input('Hit "Enter" when you are ready to choose a model.')
new_object.model = model_picker()
print(
'Is this object pickable? (can it be picked up by the player)?'
)
print('0 - No')
print('1 - Yes')
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == '1':
new_object.set_pickable(True)
print(
'Is this object overlappable? (can it be walked over by player?'
)
print('0 - No')
print('1 - Yes')
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == '1':
new_object.set_overlappable(True)
break
return new_object
#Placeholder
return BoardItemVoid()
import examples_includes # noqa: F401
# First import the Utils module
import gamelib.Utils as Utils
# Then get creative!
# you directly print colored messages:
print(Utils.magenta_bright("This is a rather flashy magenta..."))
# Each color function has 3 variations : regular, dim and bright
print(Utils.yellow_dim("This is dim."))
print(Utils.yellow("This is regular."))
print(Utils.yellow_bright("This is bright."))
# Now, the color functions are just that: functions. So you can store the
# results in a variable and use them:
blue = Utils.blue_bright("blue")
white = Utils.white_bright("white")
red = Utils.red_bright("red")
print(f"France's flag is {blue} {white} {red}!")
sprite_treasure = Sprites.GEM_STONE
sprite_treasure2 = Sprites.MONEY_BAG
sprite_tree = Sprites.TREE_PINE
sprite_wall = Sprites.WALL
sprite_npc = Sprites.SKULL
sprite_npc2 = Sprites.POO
sprite_heart = Sprites.HEART_SPARKLING
sprite_heart_minor = Sprites.HEART_BLUE
else:
# sprite_player = Utils.RED_BLUE_SQUARE
sprite_portal = Utils.CYAN_SQUARE
sprite_treasure = Utils.YELLOW_RECT + Utils.RED_RECT
sprite_treasure2 = Utils.yellow_bright('$$')
sprite_tree = Utils.GREEN_SQUARE
sprite_wall = Utils.WHITE_SQUARE
sprite_npc = Utils.magenta_bright("oO")
sprite_npc2 = Utils.magenta_bright("'&")
sprite_heart = Utils.red_bright('<3')
sprite_heart_minor = Utils.blue_bright('<3')
# Here are some functions to manage the game
# This one clear the screen, print the game title, print the player stats,
# display the current board, print the inventory and print the menu.
def refresh_screen(mygame, player, menu):
mygame.clear_screen()
# print(Utils.magenta_bright(f"\t\t~+~ Welcome to {mygame.name} ~+~"))
mygame.display_player_stats()
mygame.display_board()
if player.inventory.size() > 0:
# If inventory is not empty print it
mygame = Game(name='Demo game')
# Set a message variable to display a message on selected menu item
message = None
# Now we want to create some menus to tell the player what to do, or to give some informations/directions
# IMPORTANT: Menu do absolutely nothing by themselves, they are just a structured display of informations
# The syntaxe is game_object.add_menu_entry(category,shortcut,message)
mygame.add_menu_entry('main_menu', None, '=' * 22)
mygame.add_menu_entry('main_menu', 'h', 'Show the help menu')
mygame.add_menu_entry('main_menu', None, '=' * 22)
mygame.add_menu_entry('main_menu', '1',
Utils.red_dim('A cool menu in dim red'))
mygame.add_menu_entry(
'main_menu', '2',
Utils.magenta_bright('Another cool menu in bright magenta'))
mygame.add_menu_entry('main_menu', 'q', 'Quit game')
mygame.add_menu_entry('help_menu', None, '---------')
mygame.add_menu_entry('help_menu', None, 'Help Menu')
mygame.add_menu_entry('help_menu', None, '---------')
mygame.add_menu_entry('help_menu', 'j', 'Random help menu')
mygame.add_menu_entry('help_menu', 'b', 'Back to main menu')
# let's set a variable that hold the current menu category (for navigation)
current_menu = 'main_menu'
# Now let's make a loop to dynamically navigate in the menu
key = None
while True:
# clear screen
mygame.clear_screen()
import examples_includes
# First import the Utils module
import gamelib.Utils as Utils
# Then get creative!
# you directly print colored messages:
print("France flag is "+Utils.blue_bright('blue ')+Utils.white_bright('white ')+Utils.red_bright('red')+"!")
# Each color function has 3 variations : regular, dim and bright
print( Utils.yellow_dim('This is dim.')+Utils.yellow(' This is regular.')+Utils.yellow_bright(' This is bright.') )
# Now, the color functions are just that: functions. So you can store the results in a variable and use them:
flashymagy = Utils.magenta_bright('This is a rather flashy magenta...')
print('Now that is a colored message in a variable: '+flashymagy)
def create_wizard():
global game
key = ""
while True:
game.clear_screen()
print(Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard"))
print("What do you want to create: a NPC or a structure?")
print("1 - NPC (Non Playable Character)")
print("2 - Structure (Wall, Door, Treasure, Portal, Trees, etc.)")
key = Utils.get_key()
if key == "1" or key == "2":
break
if key == "1":
game.clear_screen()
print(
Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard: ") +
Utils.cyan_bright("NPC"))
new_object = NPC()
print("First give a name to your NPC. Default value: " +
new_object.name)
r = str(input("(Enter name)> "))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.name = r
print(
"Then give it a type. A type is important as it allows grouping.\n"
"Type is a string. Default value: " + new_object.type)
r = str(input("(Enter type)> "))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.type = r
print("Now we need a model. Default value: " + new_object.model)
input('Hit "Enter" when you are ready to choose a model.')
new_object.model = model_picker()
game.clear_screen()
print(
Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard: ") +
Utils.cyan_bright("NPC") + f" - {new_object.model}")
print("We now needs to go through some basic statistics. "
"You can decide to go with default by simply hitting "
'the "Enter" key.')
r = input_digit(f"Number of cell crossed in one turn. "
f"Default: {new_object.step}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.step = int(r)
else:
# If it's 0 it means it's going to be a static NPC so to prevent
# python to pass some random pre-initialized default, we explicitly
# set the Actuator to a static one
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.RandomActuator(moveset=[])
r = input_digit(f"Max HP (Health Points). "
f"Default: {new_object.max_hp}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.max_hp = int(r)
new_object.hp = new_object.max_hp
r = input_digit(f"Max MP (Mana Points). "
f"Default: {new_object.max_mp}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.max_mp = int(r)
new_object.mp = new_object.max_mp
r = input_digit(
f"Remaining lives (it is advised to set that to 1 for a "
f"standard NPC). "
f"Default: {new_object.remaining_lives}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.remaining_lives = int(r)
r = input_digit(f"AP (Attack Power). "
f"Default: {new_object.attack_power}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.attack_power = int(r)
r = input_digit(f"DP (Defense Power). "
f"Default: {new_object.defense_power}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.defense_power = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f"Strength. Default: {new_object.strength}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.strength = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f"Intelligence. Default: {new_object.intelligence}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.intelligence = int(r)
r = input_digit(
f"Agility. Default: {new_object.agility}(type: int) > ")
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.agility = int(r)
game.clear_screen()
print("We now need to give some life to that NPC. "
"What kind of movement should it have:")
print("1 - Randomly chosen from a preset of directions")
print("2 - Following a predetermined path")
print("3 - Following a predetermined path back and forth")
print(
"4 - Automatically finding it's way from one point to another (no"
" pre-determined path, you will set the points on the map).")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == "1":
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.RandomActuator(moveset=[])
print("Random it is! Now choose from which preset "
"of movements should we give it:")
print("1 - UP,DOWN,LEFT, RIGHT")
print("2 - UP,DOWN")
print("3 - LEFT, RIGHT")
print("4 - UP,DOWN,LEFT, RIGHT + all DIAGONALES")
print("5 - DIAGONALES (DIAG UP LEFT, DIAG UP RIGHT, etc.) "
"but NO straight UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT")
print("6 - No movement")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == "1":
new_object.actuator.moveset = [
Constants.UP,
Constants.DOWN,
Constants.LEFT,
Constants.RIGHT,
]
elif r == "2":
new_object.actuator.moveset = [Constants.UP, Constants.DOWN]
elif r == "3":
new_object.actuator.moveset = [Constants.RIGHT, Constants.LEFT]
elif r == "4":
new_object.actuator.moveset = [
Constants.UP,
Constants.DOWN,
Constants.LEFT,
Constants.RIGHT,
Constants.DLDOWN,
Constants.DLUP,
Constants.DRDOWN,
Constants.DRUP,
]
elif r == "5":
new_object.actuator.moveset = [
Constants.DLDOWN,
Constants.DLUP,
Constants.DRDOWN,
Constants.DRUP,
]
elif r == "6":
new_object.actuator.moveset = []
else:
Utils.warn(
f'"{r}" is not a valid choice. Movement set is now empty.')
new_object.actuator.moveset = []
elif r == "2" or r == "3":
if r == "2":
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.PathActuator(path=[])
elif r == "3":
new_object.actuator = SimpleActuators.PatrolActuator(path=[])
print("Great, so what path this NPC should take:")
print("1 - UP/DOWN patrol")
print("2 - DOWN/UP patrol")
print("3 - LEFT/RIGHT patrol")
print("4 - RIGHT/LEFT patrol")
print("5 - Circle patrol: LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP")
print("6 - Circle patrol: LEFT, UP, RIGHT, DOWN")
print("7 - Circle patrol: RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT, UP")
print("8 - Circle patrol: RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN")
print("9 - Write your own path")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == "1":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in one direction "
"before turning back ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += ([
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
], )
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "2":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in one "
"direction before turning back ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "3":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in one "
"direction before turning back ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "3":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in one direction "
"before turning back ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "4":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in one "
"direction before turning back ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "5":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in EACH "
"direction before changing ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "6":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in EACH "
"direction before changing ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "7":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in EACH "
"direction before changing ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "8":
print("How many steps should the NPC go in EACH direction "
"before changing ?")
r = int(input_digit("(please enter an integer)> "))
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.RIGHT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.UP for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.LEFT for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
new_object.actuator.path += [
Constants.DOWN for i in range(0, r, 1)
]
elif r == "9":
print("Write your own path using only words from this list: "
"UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, DLDOWN, DLUP, DRDOWN, DRUP.")
print("Each direction has to be separated by a coma.")
r = str(input("Write your path: ")).upper()
new_object.actuator.path = r.split(",")
else:
Utils.warn(f'"{r}" is not a valid choice. Path is now empty.')
new_object.actuator.path = []
elif r == "4":
new_object.actuator = AdvancedActuators.PathFinder(
parent=new_object, circle_waypoints=True)
print(
"Do you want the NPC to go through your way points once and stop or"
" to cycle through all of them infinitely ?")
print("1 - Cycle once")
print("2 - Cycle infinitely (default value)")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == "1":
new_object.actuator.circle_waypoints = False
return new_object
elif key == "2":
while True:
game.clear_screen()
print(
Utils.green_bright("\t\tObject creation wizard: ") +
Utils.magenta_bright("Structure"))
print("What kind of structure do you want to create:")
print(
"1 - A wall like structure (an object that cannot be picked-up "
"and is not overlappable). Ex: walls, trees, non moving "
"elephant (try to go through an elephant or to pick it up "
"in your backpack...)")
print("2 - A door (player and/or NPC can go through)")
print("3 - A treasure (can be picked up, take space in the "
"inventory, give points to the player)")
print("4 - A generic object (you can set the properties to "
"make it pickable or overlappable)")
print("5 - A generic actionable object (to make portals, heart "
"to replenish life, etc.)")
key = Utils.get_key()
new_object = None
if key == "1":
new_object = Structures.Wall()
new_object.name = str(uuid.uuid1())
new_object.model = model_picker()
break
elif key == "2":
new_object = Structures.Door()
new_object.name = str(uuid.uuid1())
new_object.model = model_picker()
break
elif key == "3":
new_object = Structures.Treasure()
print("First give a name to your Treasure. Default value: " +
new_object.name)
r = str(input("(Enter name)> "))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.name = r
print("Then give it a type. A type is important as it allows "
"grouping (in this case probably in the inventory).\n"
"Type is a string. Default value: " + new_object.type)
r = str(input("(Enter type)> "))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.type = r
print("Now we need a model. Default value: " +
new_object.model)
input('Hit "Enter" when you are ready to choose a model.')
new_object.model = model_picker()
break
elif key == "4" or key == "5":
if key == "4":
new_object = Structures.GenericStructure()
else:
new_object = Structures.GenericActionableStructure()
new_object.set_overlappable(False)
new_object.set_pickable(False)
print("First give a name to your structure. Default value: " +
new_object.name)
r = str(input("(Enter name)> "))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.name = r
print(
"Then give it a type. \nType is a string. Default value: "
+ new_object.type)
r = str(input("(Enter type)> "))
if len(r) > 0:
new_object.type = r
print("Now we need a model. Default value: " +
new_object.model)
input('Hit "Enter" when you are ready to choose a model.')
new_object.model = model_picker()
print("Is this object pickable? (can it be picked up "
"by the player)?")
print("0 - No")
print("1 - Yes")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == "1":
new_object.set_pickable(True)
print("Is this object overlappable? (can it be walked "
"over by player?")
print("0 - No")
print("1 - Yes")
r = Utils.get_key()
if r == "1":
new_object.set_overlappable(True)
break
return new_object
# Placeholder
return BoardItemVoid()