def back():
"""
Attemps to move you down one level.
"""
data = game.readSession()
data["gameStats"]["level"] -= 1
if data["gameStats"]["level"] == -1:
print("You are already at the beginning. You can only move forward.")
else:
downOne = data["gameStats"]["level"]
game.writeSession(data)
game.level(downOne)
def fwd(stateDict):
"""
Attemps to move you one level up.
"""
if stateDict["finished"] is True:
data = game.readSession()
data["gameStats"]["level"] += 1
upOne = data["gameStats"]["level"]
game.writeSession(data)
game.level(upOne)
else:
print("You have not yet completed this chapter in your story.")
def platform():
e = EntityFactory.Create('Triangle')
e.SetScale(Vector2(3, 1))
e.SetPosition(Vector2(3, -5))
scene().Add(e)
speed = 2
duration = 3
# Address issue with Triangles being static. Maybe have a setting for
# bodies that have close-to-infinite mass but are dynamic? How is
# mass going to work?
tween = CompositeTweenFloat()
tween.AddTween(TweenFloat.Linear(speed, -speed, duration))
tween.AddTween(TweenFloat.Linear(-speed, speed, duration))
start = time.time()
while not level().IsUnloading():
time.sleep(0.01)
elapsed = time.time() - start
if elapsed > duration * 2:
start = time.time()
tween.SetTime(elapsed)
e.body().SetLinearVelocity(Vector2(0, tween.value()).ToB2())
#print tween.value()
e.RemoveSelf()
def fadeOut():
tween = TweenFloat.Linear(0, 1, 2)
start = time.time()
while not tween.finished():
time.sleep(0.01)
tween.SetTime(time.time() - start)
blendFilter.setBlendAmount(tween.value())
level().RequestLevelChange("Levels/lights.json")
time.sleep(2)
tween = TweenFloat.Linear(1, 0, 2)
start = time.time()
# TODO: The main script executed by runScriptFile is joined when the level
# unloads. But any threads that it spawns will hang around. This might be a
# problem.
while not tween.finished():
time.sleep(0.01)
tween.SetTime(time.time() - start)
blendFilter.setBlendAmount(tween.value())
