#!/usr/bin/python
import sys,os
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '..', 'src')))
import pyworlds.worlds as w
from pyworlds.basics.body import *
from soya.sdlconst import *
w.init()
sword = PhysicsBody(mesh_file="sword")
sword.rotation[1]=90.0
sword.rotation[0]=17.0
sword.rotation[2]=3.0
w.camera.set_xyz(0,0,5)
time = 0
@sword.addloopcall
def swordloop(t):
if t==0: return 0;
if K_UP in w.KEY: sword.rotation[0]+=200*t
if K_DOWN in w.KEY: sword.rotation[0]-=200*t
if K_LEFT in w.KEY: sword.rotation[1]+=200*t
if K_RIGHT in w.KEY: sword.rotation[1]-=200*t
if K_RSHIFT in w.KEY: sword.rotation[2]+=200*t
if K_RCTRL in w.KEY: sword.rotation[2]-=200*t
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys,os
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '..', 'src')))
import pyworlds.worlds as worlds
from pyworlds.worlds import sdlconst,soya
import soya.widget as widget
worlds.init()
class Level(soya.World):
"""A game level.
Level is a subclass of soya.World.
According to the game you are working on, you'll probably want to add
attributes and methods to the level class."""
def create_level():
"""This function creates and saves the game skeleton demo level."""
# Create a level object
level = Level()
# Separates static and non static parts
# This will speed up network games, since only the non static part will be
# sent on the network
level_static = soya.World(level)
# Load 3 materials (= textures) for files ./materials{grass|ground|snow}.data
grass = soya.Material.get("grass")
