class Game:
def __init__(self, frame, size):
self.size = size
# make a new camera based on the size of the frame, then create the frame and add a start button.
self.camera = Camera((0, 0), self.size[0] // Unit.UNIT,
self.size[1] // Unit.UNIT, Unit.UNIT)
self.player = Player(100, 100, Unit.UNIT, Unit.UNIT)
self.keyboard = Keyboard()
self.result = States.STATES[1]
frame.set_keydown_handler(self.keyboard.key_down)
frame.set_keyup_handler(self.keyboard.key_up)
sound = Sound()
self.tiles = Mapper.get_start_tiles(self.camera)
sound.play_death()
def game_draw(self, canvas):
#########################################################################
# IMPORTANT the tile array is a list of lists. Functionally similar, but#
# distinct from a 2d array. To access the first element tiles[0][0] is #
# used. Since tiles[0] evaluates to a list object. #
#########################################################################
# for each column
tiles_in_camera = self.camera.get_tiles_in_span(self.tiles)
offset = Vector(self.camera.pos.x, self.camera.pos.y)
for i in range(len(tiles_in_camera)):
tiles_in_camera[i].draw(canvas, offset)
self.result = self.player.draw(canvas, self.size, offset)
canvas.draw_line((0, 0), (0, self.size[1]), 40, "#000000")
canvas.draw_line((self.size[0], 0), (self.size[0], self.size[1]), 40,
"#000000")
self.player.draw_lives(canvas)
self.tick(tiles_in_camera)
if self.result is not States.STATES[1]:
self.game_over()
return self.result
def tick(self, sprites_to_tick):
self.keyboard.tick(self.player, self.camera)
self.camera.tick()
for s in sprites_to_tick:
s.tick()
self.player.tick()
def game_over(self):
# TODO: add the game over transition and everything
self.player = None
self.camera = None
self.keyboard = None
self.tiles = None
