def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MyWitch, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.fullmap = cocos.tiles.load('maps/platformer-map.xml')
# add the walls (labyrinth)
self.walls = self.fullmap['walls']
self.add(self.walls, z=0)
# add the items (bushes cauldron)
self.decoration = self.fullmap['decoration']
self.add(self.decoration, z=1)
# add the player
player_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
self.player = cocos.sprite.Sprite('img/witch-standing.png')
self.player.do(MyWitchController())
player_layer.add(self.player)
self.add(player_layer, z=2)
# set the player start position using the player_start token from the map
start = self.decoration.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
r = self.player.get_rect()
r.midbottom = start.midbottom
self.player.position = r.center
# give a collision handler to the player
mapcollider = cocos.mapcolliders.RectMapCollider(
velocity_on_bump='slide')
self.player.collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(
mapcollider, self.walls)
def main():
global keyboard, tilemap, scroller
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# create a layer to put the player in
player_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
# NOTE: the anchor for this sprite is in the CENTER (the cocos default)
# which means all positioning must be done using the center of its rect
player = cocos.sprite.Sprite('witch-standing.png')
player_layer.add(player)
player.do(PlatformerController())
# add the tilemaps and the player sprite layer to a scrolling manager
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
fullmap = tiles.load('platformer-map.xml')
tilemap_walls = fullmap['walls']
scroller.add(tilemap_walls, z=0)
tilemap_decoration = fullmap['decoration']
scroller.add(tilemap_decoration, z=1)
scroller.add(player_layer, z=2)
# set the player start using the player_start token from the map
start = tilemap_decoration.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
r = player.get_rect()
# align the mid bottom of the player with the mid bottom of the start cell
r.midbottom = start.midbottom
# player image anchor (position) is in the center of the sprite
player.position = r.center
# give a collision handler to the player
mapcollider = mapcolliders.RectMapCollider(velocity_on_bump='slide')
player.collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(
mapcollider, tilemap_walls)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# track keyboard presses
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# allow display info about cells / tiles
def on_key_press(key, modifier):
if key == pyglet.window.key.D:
tilemap_walls.set_debug(True)
director.window.push_handlers(on_key_press)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def main():
global keyboard, tilemap, scroller
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# create a layer to put the player in
player_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
# NOTE: the anchor for this sprite is in the CENTER (the cocos default)
# which means all positioning must be done using the center of its rect
player = cocos.sprite.Sprite('witch-standing.png')
player_layer.add(player)
player.do(PlatformerController())
# add the tilemaps and the player sprite layer to a scrolling manager
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
fullmap = tiles.load('platformer-map.xml')
tilemap_walls = fullmap['walls']
scroller.add(tilemap_walls, z=0)
tilemap_decoration = fullmap['decoration']
scroller.add(tilemap_decoration, z=1)
scroller.add(player_layer, z=2)
# set the player start using the player_start token from the map
start = tilemap_decoration.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
r = player.get_rect()
# align the mid bottom of the player with the mid bottom of the start cell
r.midbottom = start.midbottom
# player image anchor (position) is in the center of the sprite
player.position = r.center
# give a collision handler to the player
mapcollider = mapcolliders.RectMapCollider(velocity_on_bump='slide')
player.collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(
mapcollider, tilemap_walls)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# track keyboard presses
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# allow display info about cells / tiles
def on_key_press(key, modifier):
if key == pyglet.window.key.D:
tilemap.set_debug(True)
director.window.push_handlers(on_key_press)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def main():
global keyboard, walls, scroller
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# create the scrolling manager that will hold all game entities
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
# load the map layer of interest and add to the level
walls = tiles.load('tmx_collision.tmx')['walls']
assert isinstance(walls, tiles.TmxObjectLayer)
scroller.add(walls, z=0)
# create a layer to put the player in; it will care for player scroll
player_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
# NOTE: the anchor for this sprite is in the CENTER (the cocos default)
# which means all positioning must be done using the center of its rect
player = cocos.sprite.Sprite('witch-standing.png')
player_layer.add(player)
player.do(PlatformerController2())
scroller.add(player_layer, z=1)
# set the player start using the object with the 'player_start' property
player_start = walls.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
# for convenience the player start was give the same dimensions as player,
# so put player.center over player start center
player.position = player_start.center
# set focus so the player is in view
scroller.set_focus(*player.position)
# extract the player_start, which is not a wall
walls.objects.remove(player_start)
# give a collision handler to the player
mapcollider = mapcolliders.TmxObjectMapCollider()
mapcollider.on_bump_handler = mapcollider.on_bump_slide
player.collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(
mapcollider, walls)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# track keyboard presses
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def main():
global keyboard, walls, scroller
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# create the scrolling manager that will hold all game entities
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
# load the map layer of interest and add to the level
walls = tiles.load('tmx_collision.tmx')['walls']
assert isinstance(walls, tiles.TmxObjectLayer)
scroller.add(walls, z=0)
# create a layer to put the player in; it will care for player scroll
player_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
# NOTE: the anchor for this sprite is in the CENTER (the cocos default)
# which means all positioning must be done using the center of its rect
player = cocos.sprite.Sprite('witch-standing.png')
player_layer.add(player)
player.do(PlatformerController2())
scroller.add(player_layer, z=1)
# set the player start using the object with the 'player_start' property
player_start = walls.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
# for convenience the player start was give the same dimensions as player,
# so put player.center over player start center
player.position = player_start.center
# set focus so the player is in view
scroller.set_focus(*player.position)
# extract the player_start, which is not a wall
walls.objects.remove(player_start)
# give a collision handler to the player
mapcollider = mapcolliders.TmxObjectMapCollider()
mapcollider.on_bump_handler = mapcollider.on_bump_slide
player.collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(mapcollider, walls)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# track keyboard presses
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def main():
global keyboard, walls, scroller
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# add the tilemap and the player sprite layer to a scrolling manager
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
walls = tiles.load('tmx_collision.tmx')['walls']
assert isinstance(walls, tiles.TmxObjectLayer)
scroller.add(walls, z=0)
# make the function to handle collision between actors and walls
mapcollider = TmxObjectMapCollider()
mapcollider.on_bump_handler = mapcollider.on_bump_bounce
fn_collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(
mapcollider, walls)
# make the function to set visual focus at position
fn_set_focus = scroller.set_focus
# create a layer to put the player in
actors_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
ball = Ball((300, 300), (600, 600), fn_collision_handler, fn_set_focus,
(255, 0, 255))
actors_layer.add(ball)
scroller.add(actors_layer, z=1)
# set the player start using the object with the 'player_start' property
player_start = walls.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
ball.position = player_start.center
# set focus so the player is in view
scroller.set_focus(*ball.position)
# extract the player_start, which is not a wall
walls.objects.remove(player_start)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# track keyboard presses
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def main():
global keyboard, walls, scroller
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# add the tilemap and the player sprite layer to a scrolling manager
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
walls = tiles.load('tmx_collision.tmx')['walls']
assert isinstance(walls, tiles.TmxObjectLayer)
scroller.add(walls, z=0)
# make the function to handle collision between actors and walls
mapcollider = TmxObjectMapCollider()
mapcollider.on_bump_handler = mapcollider.on_bump_bounce
fn_collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(mapcollider, walls)
# make the function to set visual focus at position
fn_set_focus = scroller.set_focus
# create a layer to put the player in
actors_layer = layer.ScrollableLayer()
ball = Ball((300, 300), (600, 600), fn_collision_handler, fn_set_focus, (255, 0, 255))
actors_layer.add(ball)
scroller.add(actors_layer, z=1)
# set the player start using the object with the 'player_start' property
player_start = walls.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
ball.position = player_start.center
# set focus so the player is in view
scroller.set_focus(*ball.position)
# extract the player_start, which is not a wall
walls.objects.remove(player_start)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# track keyboard presses
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def createMPCH(collision_layers):
# creates mapcolliders and collision handlers
mps = [] # map colliders
chs = [] # collision handlers for the user
for index, layer in enumerate(collision_layers):
mp = mapcolliders.TmxObjectMapCollider()
mp.id = index
mp.on_bump_handler = mp.on_bump_bounce
mps.append(mp)
ch = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(mp, collision_layers[index])
ch.id = index
chs.append(ch)
return (mps, chs)
def main():
global walls, scroller, platformer_scene
from cocos.director import director
director.init(width=800, height=600, autoscale=False)
print(description)
# add the tilemap and the player sprite layer to a scrolling manager
scroller = layer.ScrollingManager()
walls = tiles.load('tmx_collision.tmx')['walls']
assert isinstance(walls, tiles.TmxObjectLayer)
scroller.add(walls, z=0)
# make the function to handle collision between actors and walls
mapcollider = TmxObjectMapCollider()
mapcollider.on_bump_handler = mapcollider.on_bump_bounce
fn_collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(mapcollider, walls)
# make the function to set visual focus at position
fn_set_focus = scroller.set_focus
scroller.add(Actors(fn_collision_handler), z=1)
# set the player start using the object with the 'player_start' property
player_start = walls.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
# extract the player_start, which is not a wall
walls.objects.remove(player_start)
# construct the scene with a background layer color and the scrolling layers
platformer_scene = cocos.scene.Scene()
platformer_scene.add(layer.ColorLayer(100, 120, 150, 255), z=0)
platformer_scene.add(scroller, z=1)
# set focus
scroller.set_focus(300, 300)
# handle zoom and pan commands
director.window.push_handlers(on_key_press)
# run the scene
director.run(platformer_scene)
def loadLvl(level, gamemode):
global scroller
global player_layer
global player
global fullmap
global gamemoderun
global start
global r
global mapcollider
global tilemap_decorations, tilemap_walls
global bgLayer
try:
fullmap = tiles.load(level.datapath)
tilemap_walls = fullmap["walls"]
tilemap_decorations = fullmap["decorations"]
scroller.add(bgLayer, z=-2)
scroller.add(tilemap_decorations, z=-1)
scroller.add(tilemap_walls, z=0)
scroller.add(player_layer, z=1)
start = tilemap_walls.find_cells(player_start=True)[0]
r = player.get_rect()
r.midbottom = start.midbottom
player.position = r.center
mapcollider = mapcolliders.RectMapCollider(velocity_on_bump="slide")
player.collision_handler = mapcolliders.make_collision_handler(
mapcollider, tilemap_walls)
gamemoderun = player.do(gamemode.main())
except Exception as e:
# TODO:
if cfg.configuration["Debug"]["developer"] == "False":
logger.addLog(
"An error was caught rendering the level.\n" + str(e),
logger.loglevel["error"])
else:
raise e