def __init__(self):
gameobject.GameObject.__init__(self)
self.image = config.SPRITES.subsurface(pygame.Rect(32, 64, 64, 32)).copy()
# The UFO image; by default, the plain white one (it will be recolored)
self.frames = tuple(color.blend_color(self.image.copy(), c) for c in color.LIST[: config.NUM_COLORS])
# The colors that the UFO cycles through
self.rect = pygame.Rect(START_POS, self.image.get_size())
# The collision boundary of the USO
self.position = list(START_POS)
for c in self.frames:
# For all colored UFO sprites...
c.set_colorkey(c.get_at((0, 0)), config.FLAGS)
self.state = UFO.STATES.IDLE
import pygame.mixer
import pygame.rect
import core.color as color
import core.config as config
import balloflight
import gameobject
import ingame
FRAMES = [pygame.Rect( 0, 32, 32, 32),
pygame.Rect(32, 32, 32, 32)]
START_POS = (32, 32)
SAFE_SPOT = (0, config.screen.get_height()*3)
enemy_frames = dict([(id(c), color.blend_color(config.SPRITES.subsurface(FRAMES[0]).copy(), c)) for c in color.LIST])
'''
Algorithm for storing one colored Enemy per color (with all animations)
1. Create as many copies of the Enemy frames (that is, properly animated) as there are colors for the desired difficulty
2: Paint them their respective colors
3: Store them in a dict({pygame.Color : pygame.Surface})
4: When an enemy's color is assigned, simply have it draw its Surface from the dict
'''
hurt = pygame.mixer.Sound("./sfx/enemyhurt.wav")
class Enemy(gameobject.GameObject):
STATES = config.Enum('IDLE', 'APPEARING', 'LOWERING', 'ACTIVE', 'DYING', 'SHOOTING', 'CHEERING')
acceleration = [0.0, 0.0]
