def spawn_player(array_dungeon_level): """ | Spawns the player on an unblocked spot in the given level of the given dungeon, or, if the level has upstairs, | spawns the player at the upstairs' position | Also it invokes the generation of a new random map, if the next level isn't yet defined. """ from nightcaste import initialize_fov dungeon = array_dungeon_level[0] level = array_dungeon_level[1] if len(dungeon.maps) <= level: dungeon.addRandomMap() map = dungeon.maps[level] map.objects.append(gvar.game.player) if map.upstairs is not None: player_spawn = (map.upstairs.x, map.upstairs.y) else: room = map.random_room() player_spawn = room.random_spot() while map.is_blocked(player_spawn[0], player_spawn[1], ai=True): room = map.random_room() player_spawn = room.random_spot() gvar.game.player.relocate(dungeon=dungeon, level=level, x=player_spawn[0], y=player_spawn[1]) initialize_fov()
def open_door(x, y):
""" | Use function:
| Open the door. Set the Character to '/', tile_type to 'door' and do not block or block_sight.
| Also, checks direct adjacent (not diagonal) tiles for doors, and opens them too. (As if they were double doors.)
"""
from nightcaste import initialize_fov
map = gvar.game.player.currentmap()
tile = map.map[x][y]
if tile is not None and tile.tile_type == 'door':
tile.blocked = False
tile.block_sight = False
tile.char = '/'
# double doors
for t in map.adjacent(x, y, diagonal=False):
next_tile = map.map[t[0]][t[1]]
if next_tile.tile_type == 'door':
next_tile.blocked = False
next_tile.block_sight = False
next_tile.char = '/'
initialize_fov()