class GameEngine:
def __init__(self):
#initialise pygame environment
pygame.init()
#create controllers
self.cpu_spinner = CPUSpinner(FPS)
self.pygame_events_manager = PygameEventsManager()
#create model
self.model = Model(SCREEN_SIZE)
self.model.change_state(GameState(self.model))
#create views
self.pygame_view = PygameView(GAME_NAME, SCREEN_SIZE, BG_COLOR)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def start(self):
#start the cpu spinner
self.cpu_spinner.run()
def __init__(self):
#initialise pygame environment
pygame.init()
#create controllers
self.cpu_spinner = CPUSpinner(FPS)
self.pygame_events_manager = PygameEventsManager()
#init model
Model.change_state(GameState())
#create views
self.pygame_view = PygameView(GAME_NAME, SCREEN_SIZE, BG_COLOR)
def __init__(self):
# print 'gameengine init' # DEBUG
# initialize pygame environment
pygame.init()
# create controllers
self.cpu_spinner = CPUSpinner(FPS) # regulate frame speed
self.pygame_events_manager = PygameEventsManager(
) # translate keyboard inputs to Events
# create views
self.pygame_view = PygameView(GAME_NAME, SCREEN_SIZE,
BG_COLOR) # create screen
# init model
Model.change_state(
IntroState(SCREEN_SIZE)
) # establish GameState, which is a derived class of State, as the current state
def __init__(self):
#initialise pygame environment
pygame.init()
#create system events manager
self.system_event_manager = SystemEventManager()
#create controllers
self.cpu_spinner = CPUSpinner(self.system_event_manager,FPS)
self.pygame_events_manager = \
PygameEventsManager(self.system_event_manager)
#create model
self.model = Model(self.system_event_manager,SCREEN_SIZE)
self.model.change_state(GameState(self.model,FPS))
#create views
self.pygame_view = PygameView(self.system_event_manager,GAME_NAME, \
SCREEN_SIZE, BG_COLOR)