def clear(markerName):
scene = sceneControl.get('battlefield')
# NOTE(kgeffen) Not using objectControl because have to get multiple markers
for object in scene.objects:
if object.name == markerName:
object.endObject()
def get(unit):
scene = sceneControl.get('battlefield')
# Get the object that is a 'unit' and has matching position
for obj in scene.objects:
if obj.name == 'unit':
objPosition = obj.worldPosition
if check.eq2D(objPosition, unit['position']):
return obj
def createGameObject(unit):
battlefield = sceneControl.get('battlefield')
# Add game object
obj = battlefield.addObject('unit', 'ground')
# Adjust objects position to match data
obj.worldPosition = getPosition.onGround(unit['position'])
return obj
def add(space, markerName):
# If space is in bounds
if not check.outOfBounds(space):
position = getPosition.onGround(space)
# Get battlefield scene
battlefield = sceneControl.get('battlefield')
# NOTE(kgeffen) Ground is arbitrarily the object adding the marker
obj = battlefield.addObject(markerName, 'ground')
obj.worldPosition = position
def attempt():
cursor = objectControl.getFromScene('cursor', 'battlefield')
cursorPosition = cursor.worldPosition
describedUnit = unitControl.get.inSpace(cursorPosition)
scene = sceneControl.get('basicInfo')
if describedUnit is not None:
do(describedUnit)
for obj in scene.objects:
obj.setVisible(True)
else:
for obj in scene.objects:
obj.setVisible(False)
