def parseLevel(screen):
title = Module_text.basicText(((400-(int(Module_text.calculateSize("Player Name", 1)[0])/2)),100), "Player Name", 1, screen)
playerName = ""
current_string = []
screen.fill((146,146,146))
while 1:
screen.fill((146,146,146))
title.updateText()
event = pygame.event.poll()
if event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
inkey = event.key
if inkey == pygame.K_BACKSPACE:
current_string = current_string[0:-1]
elif inkey == pygame.K_RETURN:
break
elif inkey == pygame.K_MINUS:
current_string.append("_")
elif inkey <= 127:
current_string.append(chr(inkey))
else:
pass
textBoxDisplay(screen, string.join(current_string,""))
pygame.display.flip()
playerName = string.join(current_string,"")
levelNumb = module_fileHandling.loadPlayer(playerName) # This will need to be changed
loadText, loadCircles, loadBalls, loadExits = module_fileHandling.loadLevel(levelNumb)
# loadText = [LevelName, HintText, [WinType, WinCondition]]
playGame.play(loadText, loadCircles, loadBalls, loadExits, screen)
def play(loadText, loadCircles, loadBalls, loadExits, screen):
# Clear the lists from a previous player
clearPreviousData(circles, balls, exits, staticText)
# loadText = [LevelName, HintText, [WinType, WinCondition]]
# Level Name
newText = Module_text.basicText((15, 5), loadText[0], 2, screen)
staticText.append(newText)
# Hint Text
newText = Module_text.basicText((5, (585-Module_text.calculateSize(loadText[1], 4)[1])), loadText[1], 4, screen)
staticText.append(newText)
hintRect = Module_graphics.simpleBox((0, 560), 800, 40, (225, 128, 0), screen)
# Goal Text
circleGoal = loadText[2][1]
newText = Module_text.basicText((100,100), "Goal: < " + str(circleGoal), 3, screen)
staticText.append(newText)
# Game Type
gameType = loadText[2]
print gameType
# loadCircles = [ [List Per Circle --> [PosX, PosY], CircleSize, [R, G, B] ] ]
for cir in loadCircles: # Create objects from the list
print cir
newCircle = Circle(cir[0], cir[1], cir[2])
circles.append(newCircle)
print "Circles parsed"
originalCircles = len(circles)
# load Balls = [ [List Per Ball --> [PosX, PosY], BallSize, BallColourID] ] ]
for ba in loadBalls:
newBall = Ball(ba[0], ba[1], ba[2])
balls.append(newBall)
print "Balls parsed"
# loadExits = [ [List Per Exit --> [PosX, PosY], Size, ExitColourID ] ]
for ex in loadExits:
newExit = Exit(ex[0], ex[1], ex[2])
exits.append(newExit)
print "Exits parsed"
# Set up variables
levelClock = pygame.time.Clock() # Need new clock - new main loop
print "Reset runningLevel"
runningLevel = True
circleCentre = (0,0)
mouseIsDown = False
currentColourID = 0
r = 10
circleCount = 0
# --- MAIN LOOP -----------------------------------------
while runningLevel:
levelClock.tick(60)
screen.fill((146,146,146))
# Draw objects to the screen
for c in circles:
c.display(screen)
for b in balls:
b.move()
for i, ball in enumerate(balls):
for ball2 in balls[i+1:]:
collideBalls(ball, ball2)
collideCircle(b)
collideExit(b)
b.display(screen)
for e in exits:
e.display(screen)
hintRect.update() # Draw static before dynamic
for t in staticText:
t.updateText()
print "WhileLoop after collisions", runningLevel
# Dynamic Text
Module_text.updateDynamic("Circles: " + str(circleCount), 2, (50,50), screen)
# User Interaction
if mouseIsDown == True:
pygame.draw.circle(screen, setCircleColour(currentColourID), circleCentre, r, 2)
r += 1
# Get events and act upon them
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
runningLevel = False
elif event.type == pygame.MOUSEBUTTONDOWN:
print "MouseDown", pygame.mouse.get_pos()
circleCentre = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
mouseIsDown = True
elif event.type == pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP:
print "MouseUp", pygame.mouse.get_pos()
mouseIsDown = False
newCircle = Circle(circleCentre, r, currentColourID)
circles.append(newCircle)
circleCount += 1
r = 10
elif event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
currentKey = event.key
if currentKey == pygame.K_1:
currentColourID = 0
elif currentKey == pygame.K_2:
currentColourID = 1
elif currentKey == pygame.K_3:
currentColourID = 2
elif currentKey == pygame.K_4:
currentColourID = 3
else:
pass
pygame.display.flip()
# Check if the user has won the level
runningLevel, playerScore = winCheck(balls, gameType, originalCircles)
print "Player Score:", playerScore