def __init__(self, display, roomName=ROOM.TEST_ROOM):
super(Game, self).__init__(display) #@TODO: fix me!
self.controls = Controller()
self.status = StatusBox()
self.status.capture()
# add the status bar sprites. the status
# box is an event handler so they'll just
# change on their own, but we have to add
# them to the sprite group so they show up
# on screen...
self.sprites = SpriteGear(self.display)
for bar in self.status.bars.values():
self.sprites.sprites.add(bar)
if roomName == ROOM.TEST_ROOM:
self.room = makeTestRoom()
# a block to play with:
self.sprites.sprites.add(
BlockSprite(
self.room.addBlock((SCREEN.WIDTH/2+150,SCREEN.HEIGHT-100), 32, 32),
pygame.image.load(IMAGE.SOCCER)))
else:
self.room = loader.roomFromFile(open(ROOM.DIRECTORY+roomName+"-geom.svg"))
self.sprites.fromRoom(self.room, roomName)
# finally, note the hero:
self.hero = self.room.hero
HEIGHT = 480 WHITE = [255, 255, 255] # physics side rm = room.Room() ## @TODO: load geometry. ## ## this *sort of* works. you can see the blocks suddenly ## change course, but the collisions don't match where ## the rectangles show up on the screen. ## rm = loader.roomFromFile(open(FILENAME)) #import pdb; pdb.set_trace() rm.world.setGravity((0,9.81,0)) # in our world y++ is down. :) rm.world.setERP(0.8) # ?? rm.world.setCFM(10E-5) # ?? ### pygame : sprite layers ############################## # fixes some patchy sound on some systems. pygame.mixer.pre_init(44100,-16,2, 1024 * 3) pygame.init()
