def attackr(inp):
"""Checks if player can attack a bot, and attacks it if they can"""
global PLAYER, BOTS, CURRENT_MAP
m = ai.getPoss(PLAYER.pos)
try:
for i in BOTS.value():
if BOTS[i].level == CURRENT_MAP.value().id:
if tuple(BOTS[i].pos) in m:
combat.battle(PLAYER, BOTS[i], CURRENT_MAP.value(), False, {'printInv':utils.printInv, 'delBot':delBot, 'cls':_cls})
except: pass
def _tickBefore():
"""_tick manager for Before events"""
global EVENTS, BOTS, CURRENT_MAP, PLAYER, MAP_ID, GAME
GAME.currentmap = CURRENT_MAP.value().id
if random.randint(1,300) == 150:
amount = random.randint(10,30)
raw_input("You found $%s!" % (amount))
PLAYER.moneyAdd(amount)
def resPos():
print "Player position is BAD. (Hackz?)"
x = raw_input()
if x == "skip": return None
else: PLAYER.pos = [2,2]
if PLAYER.health[0] < 1:
print "You died! DEBUG: ", PLAYER.health
raw_input("[Exit]")
sys.exit()
if hax(PLAYER.pos) is True: resPos()
#Fire events/objects
if tuple(PLAYER.pos) in CURRENT_MAP.value().obj: CURRENT_MAP.value().obj[tuple(PLAYER.pos)]['exec'](CURRENT_MAP.value().obj[tuple(PLAYER.pos)]['obj'])
if tuple(PLAYER.pos) in EVENTS.value().keys(): EVENTS.e[tuple(PLAYER.pos)].fire()
for i in BOTS.value():
if BOTS[i].level == CURRENT_MAP.value().id and BOTS[i].pr == True and BOTS[i].alive is True:
BOTS[i].move()
for i in BOTS.value():
if BOTS[i].level == CURRENT_MAP.value().id:
if tuple(BOTS[i].pos) in ai.getPoss(PLAYER.pos) or BOTS[i].pos == PLAYER.pos:
if BOTS[i].atk is True and BOTS[i].alive is True:
combat.battle(PLAYER, BOTS[i], CURRENT_MAP.value(), True, {'printInv':utils.printInv, 'delBot':delBot, 'cls':_cls})
break #@DEV If more then one bot attacks, should we let it happen? Or ignore one like we are doing now?