Exemple #1
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def game():
    resources = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '../')
    controller = wargame.engine.init(resources)

    # let's have a background
    background = ImageNode.from_image(0, 0, 'sprites.wallpaper')
    # we want a window to display with a HorizontalContainer
    node1 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 30, (200, 32, 32)))
    node2 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 30, (32, 200, 32)))
    node3 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 30, (32, 32, 200)))
    c1 = VerticalContainer([node1, node2, node3], (214, 214, 214),
                           align_children=Align.TOP)

    node6 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 50, (32, 32, 200)))
    node5 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 50, (32, 200, 32)))
    node4 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 100, (200, 32, 32)))
    c2 = VerticalContainer([node6, node5, node4], (214, 214, 214),
                           align_children=Align.TOP)

    node7 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 30, (200, 32, 32)))
    node8 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 30, (32, 200, 32)))
    node9 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(100, 30, (32, 32, 200)))
    c3 = VerticalContainer([node7, node8, node9], (214, 214, 214),
                           align_children=Align.TOP)

    hcontainer = HorizontalContainer([c1, c2, c3], (214, 214, 214),
                                     align_children=Align.TOP)
    window = Window(hcontainer)

    # add the window to a scene
    scene = Scene([background, window])
    controller.add_scene('start', scene)
    controller.run('start')
Exemple #2
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 def __init__(self, resource_directory):
     self.setup_logging(resource_directory)
     logger.info('Starting Wargame v{0}'.format(VERSION))
     system_checks()
     self.screen = pygame.display.set_mode((640, 480), pygame.DOUBLEBUF)
     pygame.display.set_caption('HexGame')
     Resources.load_resources(resource_directory, self.screen)
     self.clock = pygame.time.Clock()
     self.scenes = {}
     self.current_scene = None
     self.last_tick = 0
Exemple #3
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 def get_highlight(self):
     highlight = self.image.copy()
     alpha = Resources.alpha_surface(self.image.get_width(),
                                     self.image.get_height(), 64)
     alpha.fill((255, 255, 255, 64))
     highlight.blit(alpha, (0, 0))
     return highlight
Exemple #4
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 def build_simple_image(self):
     # we should be the minimum size at least
     width, height, fill = self.minimum_size
     image = Resources.colour_surface(width, height, self.background)
     # now draw the nodes. Account for the border
     ypos = self.border
     xpos = self.border
     # this is the size of the largest widget
     max_width = width - (2 * self.border)
     for i in self.nodes:
         widget_xpos = xpos
         # we know the images will fit vertically, but they may differ horizontally
         # is the image smaller?
         if i.minimum_size[0] < max_width:
             # either it goes to the left, centre or None. First let's ask the widget
             if i.align != Align.NONE:
                 widget_align = i.align
             else:
                 widget_align = self.align_children
             direction = Align.horizontal(widget_align)
             if direction == Align.RIGHT:
                 widget_xpos += max_width - i.minimum_size[0]
             elif direction == Align.CENTRE:
                 widget_xpos += (max_width - i.minimum_size[0]) // 2
             # if left, we don't need to do anything
         if i.image is None:
             i.build_image()
         # now we have the xpos and ypos
         i.update_position(widget_xpos, ypos)
         image.blit(i.image, (widget_xpos, ypos))
         ypos += i.image.get_height() + (self.border * 2)
     return image
Exemple #5
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 def build_image(self, width=0, height=0):
     # this function MUST be overridden.
     # to ensure no errors, we set a horrible red square
     if self.image is None:
         size = 128
         self.image = Resources.colour_surface(size, size, (255, 0, 0))
         self.rect = pygame.Rect(0, 0, size, size)
         self.visible = True
Exemple #6
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def game():
    resources = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '../')
    controller = wargame.engine.init(resources)

    # we need 2 images to display mouse over and mouse not over
    red = Resources.colour_surface(200, 200, (255, 0, 0))
    blue = Resources.colour_surface(200, 200, (0, 0, 255))

    # we need a node
    node = MouseOverNode(blue, red, pygame.Rect(220, 140, 200, 200))

    # I add the node to a SCENE
    scene = Scene([node])
    # I add the scene to the ENGINE
    controller.add_scene('start', scene)
    # I tell the engine what scene to start and run the controller
    controller.run('start')
Exemple #7
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def game():
    resources = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '../')
    controller = wargame.engine.init(resources)

    # let's have a background
    background = ImageNode.from_image(0, 0, 'sprites.wallpaper')
    # we want a window to display with a VerticalContainer
    node1 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(200, 80, (200, 32, 32)))
    node2 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(175, 80, (32, 200, 32)), align=Align.CENTRE_RIGHT)
    node3 = GuiImage(Resources.colour_surface(150, 80, (32, 32, 200)))
    container = VerticalContainer([node1, node2, node3], (214, 214, 214), align_children=Align.CENTRE_LEFT)
    window = Window(container)
    # add the window to a scene
    scene = Scene([background, window])
    # I add the scene to the ENGINE
    controller.add_scene('start', scene)
    # I tell the engine what scene to start and run the controller
    controller.run('start')
Exemple #8
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 def build_widget_display(self, border, base_image):
     # base image has already been built at this point
     image = add_border(base_image, border, Resources.get_image(border.image))
     # only relative to the window
     # have to add widths and border AND screen position
     border_size = border.border_size
     deltax = border.rects.middle_left[2] + border_size
     deltay = border.rects.top_left[3] + border_size
     self.container.update_position(deltax, deltay)
     return image
Exemple #9
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 def __init__(self, contents, xpos=-1, ypos=-1):
     self.container = contents
     # get the contents to render themselves
     self.container.build_image()
     border = Resources.configs.get(self.border_config)
     image = self.build_widget_display(border, self.container.image)
     if xpos < 0:
         xpos, ypos = Resources.get_centre(image.get_width(), image.get_height())
     rect = pygame.Rect(xpos, ypos, image.get_width(), image.get_height())
     super().__init__(rect, image)
Exemple #10
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 def __init__(self, text, signal, align=Align.NONE):
     # make a label of the text - but we only want the image
     label = GuiLabel(text, (0, 0, 0), (214, 214, 214)).image
     # get the contents to render themselves
     border = Resources.configs.get(self.border_config)
     image = add_border(label, border, Resources.get_image(border.image))
     rect = pygame.Rect(0, 0, image.get_width(), image.get_height())
     super().__init__(rect, image, align, False)
     self.messages = [
         pygame.MOUSEMOTION, pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP, pygame.MOUSEBUTTONDOWN
     ]
     self.highlight = self.get_highlight()
     self.normal_image = self.image
     self.signal = signal
     self.changed = False
Exemple #11
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def game():
    resources = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '../')
    controller = wargame.engine.init(resources)

    # this time, we want 1 node to control 2 other nodes

    # we need 2 images to display mouse over and mouse not over
    red = Resources.colour_surface(128, 128, (255, 0, 0))
    blue = Resources.colour_surface(128, 128, (0, 0, 255))
    green = Resources.colour_surface(128, 128, (0, 255, 0))

    # we need a node
    sender = NodeTransmit(green, blue, pygame.Rect(256, 173, 128, 128))
    receive1 = NodeReceive(blue, red, pygame.Rect(64, 176, 128, 128),
                           sender.message_id)
    receive2 = NodeReceive(blue, red, pygame.Rect(448, 176, 128, 128),
                           sender.message_id)

    # add the nodes to a SCENE
    scene = Scene([sender, receive1, receive2])
    # I add the scene to the ENGINE
    controller.add_scene('start', scene)
    # I tell the engine what scene to start and run the controller
    controller.run('start')
Exemple #12
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 def __init__(self,
              text,
              colour,
              background,
              border=4,
              align=Align.NONE,
              fill=False):
     # we need to make a rect and an image
     # let's start with the image
     font = Resources.get_font()
     label = font.render(text, True, colour, background).convert()
     rect = pygame.Rect(0, 0, label.get_width(), label.get_height())
     if border > 0:
         width = rect.width + (2 * border)
         height = rect.height + (2 * border)
         image = pygame.Surface((width, height)).convert()
         image.fill(background)
         image.blit(label, (border, border))
         label = image
     super().__init__(rect, label, align, fill)
Exemple #13
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 def build_full_image(self, width, height):
     if height == -1:
         # use rect size
         width = self.minimum_size[1]
     image = Resources.colour_surface(width, height, self.background)
     # we fill the given space with the widgets.
     # what is our minimum size?
     sizes = [x.minimum_size for x in self.nodes]
     min_width = sum([x[0] for x in sizes])
     if min_width < width:
         # we have spare space, since we only worry about the vertical size
         # how do we distribute the space?
         if self.align_children == Align.LEFT:
             # everything to the left
             node_image = self.build_simple_image()
             # (0,0) -> no need to update positions
             image.blit(node_image, (0, 0))
             return image
     else:
         # must be same size
         return self.build_simple_image()
Exemple #14
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 def build_display(self):
     hex_image = Resources.get_hex('green')
     self.image = pygame.Surface((400, 300)).convert()
     for i in self.hexes:
         self.image.blit(hex_image, i.pixel_position)
Exemple #15
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 def from_image(xpos, ypos, image):
     image = Resources.get_image(image)
     rect = pygame.Rect(xpos, ypos, image.get_width(), image.get_height())
     return ImageNode(rect, image)
Exemple #16
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 def from_image(image_name):
     image = Resources.get_image(image_name)
     return GuiImage(image)
Exemple #17
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 def from_colour(width, height, colour):
     image = Resources.colour_surface(width, height, colour)
     return ImageNode.from_surface(0, 0, image)