def create_board_wizard():
global game
global is_modified
game.clear_screen()
print( Utils.blue_bright("\t\tNew board") )
print("First we need some information on your new board:")
name = str( input('Name: ') )
width = int( input_digit('Width (in number of cells): ') )
height = int( input_digit('Height (in number of cells): ') )
game.add_board(1, Board(name=name,size=[width,height], ui_borders=Utils.WHITE_SQUARE,ui_board_void_cell=Utils.BLACK_SQUARE) )
is_modified=True
def create_board_wizard():
global game
global is_modified
global current_file
global default_map_dir
game.clear_screen()
print(Utils.blue_bright("\t\tNew board"))
print("First we need some information on your new board:")
name, width, height = None, None, None
if game.config(
"settings")["last_used_board_parameters"]["name"] is not None:
name = game.config("settings")["last_used_board_parameters"]["name"]
else:
name = "New Board"
name = str(input(f"Name (default: {name}): ")) or name
if game.config(
"settings")["last_used_board_parameters"]["width"] is not None:
width = game.config("settings")["last_used_board_parameters"]["width"]
else:
width = 20
width = int(
input_digit(f"Width (in number of cells) (default: {width}): ")
or width)
if game.config(
"settings")["last_used_board_parameters"]["height"] is not None:
height = game.config(
"settings")["last_used_board_parameters"]["height"]
else:
height = 20
height = int(
input_digit(f"Height (in number of cells) (default: {height}): ")
or height)
game.add_board(
1,
Board(
name=name,
size=[width, height],
ui_borders=Utils.WHITE_SQUARE,
ui_board_void_cell=Utils.BLACK_SQUARE,
),
)
is_modified = True
current_file = os.path.join(default_map_dir,
name.replace(" ", "_") + ".json")
game.config("settings")["last_used_board_parameters"] = {
"name": name,
"width": width,
"height": height,
}
if game.get_board(1).size[0] > 20 or game.get_board(1).size[1] > 20:
game.enable_partial_display = True
game.partial_display_viewport = [10, 10]
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_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
items_by_type = {}
for item_name in player.inventory.items_name():
item = player.inventory.get_item(item_name)
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)
import examples_includes
# 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}!")