def add_to_map(shelf, constant, mapname, name, rect, callback, imagefile=None, block=False):
# Local imports
from src.model.Script import Script, TeleportScript
from src.model.Clickable import Clickable, TeleportClickable
from src.model import MapFactory
mapref = MapFactory.getMap(mapname)
image = None
if constant == SCRIPT:
ObjectClass = Script
elif constant == TELEPORTSCRIPT:
ObjectClass = TeleportScript
elif constant in [OBJECT, TELEPORTOBJECT]:
if imagefile is not None:
imagefile = os.path.join(PATH_GRAPHICS_TILES, imagefile)
image = pygame.image.load(imagefile).convert_alpha()
if constant == OBJECT:
ObjectClass = Clickable
elif constant == TELEPORTOBJECT:
ObjectClass = TeleportClickable
c = ObjectClass(name, rect, callback, mapref, image, imagefile)
if constant == OBJECT:
if block:
c.setBlocked(block)
add_object_to_map_properties(shelf, mapname, constant, c)
def initMapLoading(self, name):
# Check if there are MapProperties for this map by looking into the
# savegame dict object.
shelf = get_savegame()
try:
# Dictionary of saved map properties
saveds = shelf['saved_maps']
# Properties of this particular map
properties = saveds[name]
except KeyError:
# No properties found
properties = None
# If this map hasn't been loaded yet, do so and place it inside the map dict
if not MapFactory.mapAlreadyLoaded(name):
# Map is loading. Change game state and notify other controllers
# that a loading process is going on right now
self.state = STATE_GAME_MAP_LOADING
self.evManager.post(GameStateChangedEvent(self.state))
MapFactory.loadMap(name, properties)
else:
# If it has already been loaded, change the map on your own
# (no need for a 1-frame loading screen, amirite?)
m = MapFactory.getMap(name)
if properties is not None:
m.setInteractives(properties.scripts, properties.objects)
method = m.init_method
self.changeMap(m, method)
def add_object_to_map_properties(shelf, key, constant, obj):
dic = shelf['saved_maps']
if key in dic:
dic[key].add(constant, obj)
shelf['saved_maps'] = dic
# Try to add it to the actual Map object as well
from src.model import MapFactory
m = MapFactory.getMap(key)
if m is not None:
m.addObject(constant, obj)
def remove_object_from_map_properties(shelf, key, constant, obj, keepblocked=False):
dic = shelf['saved_maps']
# Try to remove it from the actual Map object first (this way, sprites get removed)
from src.model import MapFactory
m = MapFactory.getMap(key)
if m is not None:
m.removeObject(obj, keepblocked)
# Remove it from the map properties
if key in dic:
dic[key].remove(constant, obj)
shelf['saved_maps'] = dic
def remove_from_map(shelf, constant, mapname, name):
# Local import
from src.model import MapFactory
# This part is relevant when a script removes an object
# on the map where it is on itself.
m = MapFactory.getMap(mapname)
if m is not None:
ref = m.getObjectByName(name)
m.removeObject(ref)
# Delete the entry in the map's MapProperties
dic = shelf['saved_maps']
if mapname in dic:
dic[mapname].remove(constant, name)
shelf['saved_maps'] = dic