def __init__(self, hud):
super().__init__()
try:
fullmap = load("mario-world1-1.tmx")
except Exception as e:
raise SystemExit(e)
bg_map = fullmap["Background"]
fg_map = fullmap["Foreground"]
ob_map = fullmap["Objects"]
tileset = fullmap["Mario"]
fg_map.do(BlinkBricks())
fg_map.set_cell_opacity(64, 5, 0)
scroller = ScrollingManager()
scroller.add(bg_map, z=0)
scroller.add(fg_map, z=2)
scroller.add(GameLayer(hud, fg_map, ob_map, tileset), z=1)
scroller.scale = 2.5
self.add(ColorLayer(107, 140, 255, 255), z=0)
self.add(scroller, z=1)
self.add(hud, z=10)
class BoidLayer(ScrollableLayer):
"""Where the boids fly.
"""
is_event_handler = True
def __init__(self, how_many):
super(BoidLayer, self).__init__()
self.how_many = how_many
self.manager = ScrollingManager()
self.manager.add(self)
self.active = None
self.blackboard = blackboard.Blackboard("boids")
self.boids = None
def makeBoids(self):
boids = []
for x in xrange(int(self.how_many)):
boid = Boid(self.blackboard)
boid.position = (random.randint(0, 200), random.randint(0, 200))
boid.rotation = random.randint(1, 360)
self.add(boid)
boids.append(boid)
return boids
def on_enter(self):
"""Code to run when the Layer enters the scene.
"""
super(BoidLayer, self).on_enter()
self.boids = self.makeBoids()
# Place flock in the center of the window
self.manager.set_focus(-512, -384)
class Game( Scene):
"""
Return a Scene containing the active game layers
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
DUMMY MAP FOR NOW
"""
super(Game,self).__init__()
self.scroller = ScrollingManager()
bg = ColorLayer(172,144,255,255)
self.add( bg, z=0, name="background" )
test_layer = cocos.tiles.load('testcard.xml')['testmap']
self.scroller.add(test_layer)
#This loads a cocos2d XML format map
#map = ImageLayer('test2.png')
#scroller.add(map, z=1, name='map')
self.add(self.scroller,z=1)
inputlayer = GameController(self)
self.add(inputlayer, z=5)
def build_layers(self):
pass
class BoidLayer(ScrollableLayer):
"""Where the boids fly.
"""
is_event_handler = True
def __init__(self, how_many):
super(BoidLayer, self).__init__()
self.how_many = how_many
self.manager = ScrollingManager()
self.manager.add(self)
self.active = None
self.blackboard = blackboard.Blackboard("boids")
self.boids = None
def makeBoids(self):
boids = []
for x in xrange(int(self.how_many)):
boid = Boid(self.blackboard)
boid.position = (random.randint(0, 200),
random.randint(0, 200))
boid.rotation = random.randint(1, 360)
self.add(boid)
boids.append(boid)
return boids
def on_enter(self):
"""Code to run when the Layer enters the scene.
"""
super(BoidLayer, self).on_enter()
self.boids = self.makeBoids()
# Place flock in the center of the window
self.manager.set_focus(-512, -384)
def main():
director.init(800, 600, resizable=True)
bg = cocos.layer.ColorLayer(0, 127, 127, 255)
map_layer = load("maps/world.tmx")["tiles"] # cocos.tiles.RectMapLayer
car_layer = CarLayer()
scroller = ScrollingManager() # cocos.layer.scrolling.ScrollingManager
scroller.add(map_layer)
scroller.add(car_layer)
print(scroller)
# main_scene = Scene(ActionMenu(actions))
main_scene = Scene(TransitionMenu(transitions))
director.run(Scene(scroller))
class GameMapBaseScene(Scene):
def __init__(self, level_xml, speed=30, contents=None):
super(GameMapBaseScene, self).__init__(contents)
self.manager = ScrollingManager()
self.add(self.manager)
level = tiles.load(level_xml)
mz = 0
mx = 0
for id, layer in level.find(tiles.MapLayer):
self.manager.add(layer, z=layer.origin_z)
mz = max(layer.origin_z, mz)
mx = max(layer.px_width, mx)
self.level = level
self.px_width = mx
class GameMapBaseScene(Scene):
def __init__(self,level_xml,speed=30, contents=None):
super(GameMapBaseScene, self).__init__(contents)
self.manager = ScrollingManager()
self.add(self.manager)
level = tiles.load(level_xml)
mz = 0
mx = 0
for id, layer in level.find(tiles.MapLayer):
self.manager.add(layer, z=layer.origin_z)
mz = max(layer.origin_z, mz)
mx = max(layer.px_width, mx)
self.level = level
self.px_width = mx
class TreeLayer(ScrollableLayer):
is_event_handler = True
def __init__(self, tree_name):
super(TreeLayer, self).__init__()
self.tree_name = tree_name
self.manager = ScrollingManager()
self.manager.add(self)
self.active = None
self.tree = None
# self.blackboard = blackboard.Blackboard()
def makeTree(self):
self.tree = Tree(self.tree_name)
def on_enter(self):
super(TreeLayer, self).on_enter()
self.makeTree()
self.manager.set_focus(0, 0)
def main():
global m
director.init()
m = ScrollingManager()
fg = ScrollableLayer()
l = Label('foreground')
l.position = (100, 100)
fg.add(l)
m.add(fg)
bg = ScrollableLayer(parallax=.5)
l = Label('background, parallax=.5')
l.position = (100, 100)
bg.add(l)
m.add(bg)
if autotest:
m.do(
Delay(1) + CallFunc(update_focus, 100, 200) +
Delay(1) + CallFunc(update_focus, 200, 100) +
Delay(1) + CallFunc(update_focus, 200, 200)
)
main_scene = cocos.scene.Scene(m)
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
def update(dt):
m.fx += (keyboard[key.RIGHT] - keyboard[key.LEFT]) * 150 * dt
m.fy += (keyboard[key.DOWN] - keyboard[key.UP]) * 150 * dt
m.set_focus(m.fx, m.fy)
main_scene.schedule(update)
director.run (main_scene)
def main():
global m
director.init()
m = ScrollingManager()
fg = ScrollableLayer()
l = Label('foreground')
l.position = (100, 100)
fg.add(l)
m.add(fg)
bg = ScrollableLayer(parallax=.5)
l = Label('background, parallax=.5')
l.position = (100, 100)
bg.add(l)
m.add(bg)
if autotest:
m.do(
Delay(1) + CallFunc(update_focus, 100, 200) +
Delay(1) + CallFunc(update_focus, 200, 100) +
Delay(1) + CallFunc(update_focus, 200, 200)
)
main_scene = cocos.scene.Scene(m)
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
def update(dt):
m.fx += (keyboard[key.RIGHT] - keyboard[key.LEFT]) * 150 * dt
m.fy += (keyboard[key.DOWN] - keyboard[key.UP]) * 150 * dt
m.set_focus(m.fx, m.fy)
main_scene.schedule(update)
director.run (main_scene)
def __init__(self):
super(Level1Scene, self).__init__()
global keyboard, scroller, game_controller, map_layer
scroller = ScrollingManager()
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
map_layer = load("tiles/map1/map_3.tmx")['base']
map_h = (map_layer.cells[-1][-1].y // map_layer.tw + 1)
map_layer_bg_0 = load("tiles/map1/map_3.tmx")['background']
map_layer_bg_1 = load("tiles/map1/map_3.tmx")['decorations']
main_layer = MainLayer()
scroller.add(map_layer_bg_0, z=-2)
scroller.add(map_layer_bg_1, z=-1)
scroller.add(map_layer, z=0)
scroller.add(main_layer, z=1)
self.add(scroller)
def __init__(self, g_c):
super(Level1Scene, self).__init__()
global scroller, game_controller, map_layer
game_controller = g_c
scroller = ScrollingManager()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
map_layer = load("tiles/map1/map_3.tmx")['base']
map_h = (map_layer.cells[-1][-1].y // map_layer.tw + 1)
map_layer_bg_0 = load("tiles/map1/map_3.tmx")['background']
map_layer_bg_1 = load("tiles/map1/map_3.tmx")['decorations']
main_layer = MainLayer((500, 500))
scroller.add(map_layer_bg_0, z=-2)
scroller.add(map_layer_bg_1, z=-1)
scroller.add(map_layer, z=0)
scroller.add(main_layer, z=1)
self.add(scroller)
self.schedule_interval(main_layer.update,
1 / 30) # 30 times per second
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MyWitch, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
# add a background layer
self.add(ColorLayer(100, 100, 100, 255))
scroller = ScrollingManager()
self.fullmap = cocos.tiles.load('maps/platformer-map.xml')
# add the walls (labyrinth)
self.walls = self.fullmap['walls']
scroller.add(self.walls, z=0)
# add the items (bushes cauldron)
self.decoration = self.fullmap['decoration']
scroller.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)
scroller.add(player_layer, z=2)
self.add(scroller)
# 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)
class ScrollerManager(Layer):
""" Handle camera"""
is_event_handler = True
def __init__(self, game):
super(ScrollerManager, self).__init__()
# add a scrolling manager, and a game instance
# and add the game to the scrolling manager
self.scroller = ScrollingManager()
self.game = game
self.scroller.add(self.game)
self.add(self.scroller)
self.scroller.set_scale(1)
size = director.get_window_size()
self.p1_score = Label("Score: ", (size[0] / 64,size[1] / 32), font_name = "David", font_size = 24)
self.p2_score = Label("Score: ", (size[0] / 1.1,size[1] / 32), font_name = "David", font_size = 24)
self.health = Label("Hull: ", (size[0] / 7,size[1] / 32), font_name = "David", font_size = 24)
self.health2 = Label("Hull: ", (size[0] / 1.5,size[1] / 32), font_name = "David", font_size = 24)
self.add(self.p1_score)
self.add(self.p2_score)
self.add(self.health)
self.add(self.health2)
self.schedule(self.update)
def update(self,dt):
self.p1_score.element.text = "Score: " + str(self.game.player.score)
self.p2_score.element.text = "Score: " + str(self.game.player2.score)
self.health.element.text = "Player 1 | Hull: " + str(int(self.game.player.health))
self.health2.element.text = "Player 2 | Hull: " + str(int(self.game.player2.health))
player_distance = eu.LineSegment2( eu.Point2(self.game.player.body.position[0],
self.game.player.body.position[1]),
eu.Point2(self.game.player2.body.position[0],
self.game.player2.body.position[1])
)
#print player_distance
scale = 1 / player_distance.length * 1024
self.scroller.set_focus((player_distance.p1[0] + player_distance.p2[0]) / 2, (player_distance.p1[1] + player_distance.p2[1]) / 2)
if scale >= 0.28:
self.scroller.set_scale(scale)
'''
# Set a player's speed based on its velocity
self.game.player.speed = math.sqrt(math.pow(self.game.player.body.velocity[0], 2) + math.pow(self.game.player.body.velocity[1], 2) )
'''
# Warp Control
if self.game.player.get_rect().center[0] >= self.game.px_width:
self.game.player.body.position = 0 , self.game.player.body.position[1]
if self.game.player.get_rect().center[0] <= 0:
self.game.player.body.position = self.game.px_width , self.game.player.body.position[1]
if self.game.player.get_rect().center[1] >= self.game.px_height:
self.game.player.body.position = self.game.player.body.position[0], 0
if self.game.player.get_rect().center[1] <= 0:
self.game.player.body.position = self.game.player.body.position[0], self.game.px_height
if self.game.player2.get_rect().center[0] >= self.game.px_width:
self.game.player2.body.position = 0 , self.game.player2.body.position[1]
if self.game.player2.get_rect().center[0] <= 0:
self.game.player2.body.position = self.game.px_width , self.game.player2.body.position[1]
if self.game.player2.get_rect().center[1] >= self.game.px_height:
self.game.player2.body.position = self.game.player2.body.position[0], 0
if self.game.player2.get_rect().center[1] <= 0:
self.game.player2.body.position = self.game.player2.body.position[0], self.game.px_height
for asteroid in self.game.asteroids.asteroid_count:
if asteroid.body.position[0] >= self.game.px_width:
asteroid.body.position = 0 , asteroid.body.position[1]
elif asteroid.body.position[0] <= 0:
asteroid.body.position = self.game.px_width , asteroid.body.position[1]
elif asteroid.body.position[1] >= self.game.px_height:
asteroid.body.position = asteroid.body.position[0], 0
elif asteroid.body.position[1] <= 0:
asteroid.body.position = asteroid.body.position[0], self.game.px_height
for laser in self.game.laser_count:
if laser.position[0] >= self.game.px_width:
self.game.laser_count = self.game.remove_from_set(laser, self.game.laser_count)
self.game.weapon_batch.remove(laser)
elif laser.position[0] <= 0:
self.game.laser_count = self.game.remove_from_set(laser, self.game.laser_count)
self.game.weapon_batch.remove(laser)
elif laser.position[1] >= self.game.px_height:
self.game.laser_count = self.game.remove_from_set(laser, self.game.laser_count)
self.game.weapon_batch.remove(laser)
elif laser.position[1] <= 0:
self.game.laser_count = self.game.remove_from_set(laser, self.game.laser_count)
self.game.weapon_batch.remove(laser)
position = self.target.get_rect().copy() # get rekt
position.x += dx
position.y += dy
self.target.position = position.center
scroller.set_focus(*position.center)
class PlayerLayer(ScrollableLayer):
def __init__(self):
super(PlayerLayer, self).__init__()
spritesheet = image.load('dude.png')
frames = image.ImageGrid(spritesheet, 4, 3)
self.sprite = PlayerSprite()
self.add(self.sprite)
self.sprite.do(PlayerAction())
player_layer = PlayerLayer()
MapLayer = load('test.tmx')['base']
scroller.add(MapLayer)
scroller.add(player_layer)
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
director.run(Scene(scroller))
level = logging.DEBUG
logging.basicConfig(level=level)
logger.info("start scrolling")
WIDTH = 800
HEIGHT = 600
director.init(width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, autoscale=False, resizable=False)
keyboard = key.KeyStateHandler()
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
mapTMX = load("assets/map.tmx")
mapLayer = mapTMX["terrain"]
collideLayer = mapTMX['blocks']
scroller = ScrollingManager()
scroller.add(mapLayer, z=1)
# scroller.add(collideMap, z=1)
collide_manager = cm.CollisionManagerGrid(0.0, mapLayer.px_width, 0.0, mapLayer.px_height,
TILE_WIDTH * 3, TILE_WIDTH * 3)
player = PlayerActor(collide_manager, keyboard) # ActorPlayer(collideMap)
scrollLayer = ActorsLayer(player, mapLayer.px_width, mapLayer.px_height, collide_manager, collideLayer)
scroller.add(scrollLayer, z=2)
scrollLayer.addCollidable(player)
def layer_subscriber(event: Event):
logger.debug(f"handle event {event}")
if event.type == Event.CREATE_TYPE:
from cocos.tiles import load
from cocos.layer import ScrollingManager
from cocos.director import director
from cocos.scene import Scene
director.init()
MapLayer = load("assets/mapmaking.tmx")["map0"]
scroller = ScrollingManager()
scroller.add(MapLayer)
director.run(Scene(scroller))
# Essentially, we need to find the cell where I marked for the player to start, and set the sprite as starting there # We do this by first finding that cell I marked (check the source code of the map to see how it's done) start = map_layer.find_cells(player_start=True)[0] # Then I get that bounded rectangle we talked about earlier from the sprite rect = sprite_layer.sprite.get_rect() # After that I set the middle bottom of the sprite's bounded rectangle equal to the middle bottom of the start cell rect.midbottom = start.midbottom # And lastly I set the position of the sprite to the center of the rectangle sprite_layer.sprite.position = rect.center # From here it's pretty easy sailing # First I add the map, and set the "z" to 0 scroller.add(map_layer, z=0) # The z is the vertical axis, so the highest z value layer will always show on top of the others # Then I add the sprite, and set the z to 1 so that it shows on top of the map layer scroller.add(sprite_layer, z=1) # Then I make a ColorLayer, just to spice up the background a bit (which for now is just transparent) bg_color = ColorLayer(52, 152, 219, 1000) # Then I make a scene scene = Scene() # And I add the scroller to it and put it on top of the stack of layers scene.add(scroller, z=1) # And I add the background color (I don't need to define a z because by default it's 0) scene.add(bg_color)
if (symbol == key.LEFT):
self.sprite.image = self.animationLeft
def shoot(self):
accBullet = bullet(self.sprite.position)
super().add(accBullet.returnSprite())
self.collision_manager.add(accBullet.returnSprite())
self.bullets.append(accBullet)
# And lastly I set the position of the sprite to the center of the rectangle
spriteLayer = SpriteLayer()
spriteLayer.sprite.position = 100, 600
scroller.add(spriteLayer, z=1)
scroller.add(mapLayer, z=0)
scroller.add(bg, z=-1)
# From here it's pretty easy sailing
# First I add the map, and set the "z" to 0
#scroller.add(map_layer, z=0)
# The z is the vertical axis, so the highest z value layer will always show on top of the others
# Then I add the sprite, and set the z to 1 so that it shows on top of the map layer
bg_color = ColorLayer(52, 152, 219, 1000)
# Then I make a scene
scene = Scene()
# And I add the scroller to it and put it on top of the stack of layers
audiomixer.init()
clicksound = audiomixer.Sound('sounds/click.ogg')
bgmplayed = False
## global list for plotting
num_flowers_list = [0] * 7
volumes = []
pitches = []
time_data = []
director.init(width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, autoscale=False, resizable=False)
#scroller for testing background
scroller_test = ScrollingManager()
mapLayer_test = load("assets/map/wood_blocker.tmx")["TileLayer1"]
scroller_test.add(mapLayer_test)
#scroller for game background
scroller = ScrollingManager()
mapLayer = load("assets/map/map_garden_back_01.tmx")["TileLayer1"]
scroller.add(mapLayer)
#scroller_menu for menu background
scroller_menu = ScrollingManager()
mapLayer_menu = load("assets/map/map_menu.tmx")["TileLayer1"]
scroller_menu.add(mapLayer_menu)
# class for testing voice
class Testing(cocos.layer.Layer):
is_event_handler = True
class cardriver(Driver):
def step(self, dt):
self.target.rotation += (keeb[key.RIGHT] - keeb[key.LEFT]) * 100 * dt
self.target.acceleration = (keeb[key.UP] - keeb[key.DOWN]) * 500
if keeb[key.SPACE]:
self.target.speed -= self.target.speed / 10
super(cardriver, self).step(dt)
scroller.set_focus(self.target.x, self.target.y)
class carlayer(ScrollableLayer):
def __init__(self):
super(carlayer, self).__init__()
self.sprite = Sprite("assets/img/car.png")
self.sprite.position = 200, 100
self.sprite.max_forward_speed = 200
self.sprite.max_reverse_speed = -100
self.add(self.sprite)
self.sprite.do(cardriver())
car_layer = carlayer()
map_layer = load("assets/road_map.tmx")["map0"]
scroller.add(map_layer)
scroller.add(car_layer)
scene = Scene(scroller)
director.window.push_handlers(keeb)
director.run(scene)
from cocos.director import director
from cocos.scene import Scene
# This code might seem odd as there are no classes or functions or anything...
# That's because when we load a map, it generates that Layer for us
# We start off by initializing the director. This is important, as we need the director for the rest of the code to work
director.init()
# Next we load the map, and we specifically state what layer of the map we want to load
MapLayer = load("assets/mapmaking.tmx")["map0"]
# If you want to, check the mapmaking.tmx file in the assets folder to see where I declare map0
# Otherwise, make sure you name the map properly in Tiled and refer to that name in the brackets after the load function
# Here is something new! I make a ScrollingManager object to contain my map layer
scroller = ScrollingManager()
# What the ScrollingManager does is, you guessed it, manage scrolling from us
# Cocos spares us the pain of having to deal with adding support for the map scrolling when you move to the sides of it
# From here we simply add the MapLayer we made out of the map to the ScrollingManager
scroller.add(MapLayer)
# And then we make a scene out of the ScrollingManager and run it in the director!
director.run(Scene(scroller))
# I highly recommend you try making an easy program like this with your own map
# It is very easy to mess up this code, as Cocos doesn't provide a lot of leeway
# Putting the code in the wrong order, not declaring the name of the map,
# not initializing the director, etc all break this program
# Essentially, we need to find the cell where I marked for the player to start, and set the sprite as starting there # We do this by first finding that cell I marked (check the source code of the map to see how it's done) start = map_layer.find_cells(player_start=True)[0] # Then I get that bounded rectangle we talked about earlier from the sprite rect = sprite_layer.sprite.get_rect() # After that I set the middle bottom of the sprite's bounded rectangle equal to the middle bottom of the start cell rect.midbottom = start.midbottom # And lastly I set the position of the sprite to the center of the rectangle sprite_layer.sprite.position = rect.center # From here it's pretty easy sailing # First I add the map, and set the "z" to 0 scroller.add(map_layer, z=0) # The z is the vertical axis, so the highest z value layer will always show on top of the others # Then I add the sprite, and set the z to 1 so that it shows on top of the map layer scroller.add(sprite_layer, z=1) # Then I make a ColorLayer, just to spice up the background a bit (which for now is just transparent) bg_color = ColorLayer(52, 152, 219, 1000) # Then I make a scene scene = Scene() # And I add the scroller to it and put it on top of the stack of layers scene.add(scroller, z=1) # And I add the background color (I don't need to define a z because by default it's 0) scene.add(bg_color)
def update(dt):
""" Update game"""
last = layer.sprite.get_rect()
new = last.copy()
new.x += layer.sprite.dx
new.y += layer.sprite.dy
collider.collide_map(tilemap, last, new, layer.sprite.dy, layer.sprite.dx)
layer.sprite.position = new.center
print('center, dy, bottom:', new.center, layer.sprite.dy, new.bottom)
scroller.set_focus(*new.center)
# Schedule Updates
layer.schedule(update)
# Add map to scroller
scroller.add(tilemap)
#Create Scene
scene = Scene()
# Create and add background
background = Background()
scene.add(background)
#Add main layer to scroller
scroller.add(layer)
scroller.add(ShowCollision())
# Add scroller to scene
scene.add(scroller)
self.keys_pressed.remove(key)
#def draw(self):
# self.image.blit(0, 0)
if __name__ == '__main__':
# change the working dir to the exe temp dir
# when you use pyinstaller to make a one-file exe package, you need doing this above
if getattr(sys, 'frozen', False):
os.chdir(sys._MEIPASS)
my_game = Game()
game_screen = ScrollingManager()
# the tile map 'map.tmx' which has a layer called 'start'
# use the editor software called 'Tiled' to make a tile map
map_layer = cocos.tiles.load('./data/map.tmx')['start']
my_main = Main_Screen(my_game)
my_menu = Menu_Screen(my_game)
# the order of the 'add' makes sense!
game_screen.add(map_layer)
game_screen.add(my_main)
main_scene = Scene(my_menu)
#print ('game initialised')
cocos.director.director.run(main_scene)
#print('game end')
""" Update game"""
last = layer.sprite.get_rect()
new = last.copy()
new.x += layer.sprite.dx
new.y += layer.sprite.dy
# dont care about velocity, pass 0, 0
collider.collide_map(tilemap, last, new, 0.0, 0.0)
layer.sprite.position = new.center
scroller.set_focus(*new.center)
# Schedule Updates
layer.schedule(update)
# Add map to scroller
scroller.add(tilemap)
#Create Scene
scene = Scene()
# Create and add background
background = Background()
scene.add(background)
#Add main layer to scroller
scroller.add(layer)
scroller.add(ShowCollision())
# Add scroller to scene
scene.add(scroller)
def on_key_release(self, k, _):
self.pressed[k] = 0
def on_mouse_press(self, x, y, buttons, modifiers):
world_x, world_y = self.scroller.screen_to_world(x, y)
cell = self.obstacle_layer.get_at_pixel(world_x, world_y)
cell.tile = self.tileset[46]
self.obstacle_layer.set_dirty()
def update(self, dt):
self.actor.update_position(dt, self.pressed)
if __name__ == "__main__":
director.init(caption="Ball Drops", width=320, height=416)
map = load("map.tmx")
background_layer = map["background"]
obstacle_layer = map["obstacle"]
objects = map["objects"]
tileset = map["tileset"]
scroller = ScrollingManager()
scroller.add(background_layer, z=0)
scroller.add(obstacle_layer, z=1)
scroller.add(GameLayer(obstacle_layer, objects, tileset), z=2)
scene = Scene()
scene.add(scroller)
director.run(scene)
# Then we add it
self.add(self.sprite)
# And lastly we make it do that CarDriver action we made earlier in this file (yes it was an action not a layer)
self.sprite.do(CarDriver())
# Now to the code that actually runs this game!
# Here I make a layer out of that CarLayer we defined before
car_layer = CarLayer()
# Next I load the map of the racetrack just as I did in the last tutorial
map_layer = load("assets/road_map.tmx")["map0"]
# Then we add them to the ScrollingManager
scroller.add(map_layer)
scroller.add(car_layer)
# Order is important! If we added the car layer first, the map would go on top and you wouldn't see the car
# Then we make a scene out of the scroller (just like we did before)
scene = Scene(scroller)
# This line is a bit random here but...
# I also need to push the handlers from the window to the object from Pyglet
# If I don't, it won't be able to handle the Cocos2D keyboard input!
director.window.push_handlers(keyboard)
# And finally we run the scene
director.run(scene)
# Now our games are actually starting to seem like, well, games!
