def show(self):
# Start by creating a map on which to work
# We shall import a dummy map to use
# Import the map
import tmap
self.map, self.origos = tmap.MAP
p0, p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7, p8, p9 = self.origos
# Create the RLFL internal map
width = len(self.map)
height = len(self.map[0])
self.map_number = rlfl.create_map(width, height)
# We now have a map number representing the
# internal map in rlfl
# initialize the map
for row in range(len(self.map)):
for col in range(len(self.map[row])):
if self.map[row][col] != '#':
p = (row, col)
# Set non-wall grids as open and seen
rlfl.set_flag(self.map_number, p, rlfl.CELL_SEEN)
rlfl.set_flag(self.map_number, p, rlfl.CELL_OPEN)
# we now have a map to work on
# LOS between 1 and 4 on the map above
have_los = rlfl.los(self.map_number, p1, p2)
assert (have_los == False)
# LOS between 2 and 3
have_los = rlfl.los(self.map_number, p2, p3)
assert (have_los == True)
# Measure distance
dist = rlfl.distance(p1, p4)
# Plot simple paths
flags = 0
# range (-1 for max range)
r = -1
path = rlfl.path(self.map_number, p1, p2, rlfl.PATH_BASIC, r, flags,
0.0)
# Or real path A*
path = rlfl.path(self.map_number, p1, p2, rlfl.PATH_ASTAR, r, flags,
7.0)
# Lets calculate FOV from 3 using recursive shadowcasting
# with a light source radius of 6
rlfl.fov(self.map_number, p3, rlfl.FOV_SHADOW, 6)
self.print_map(p3)
# Use the scatter function to find a random spot (summon, teleport)
# Here we want an open cell within range 16 from p
require_los = False
ps = rlfl.scatter(self.map_number, p0, 16, rlfl.CELL_OPEN, require_los)
super(Full_example, self).print_map([], p0, ps)
def show(self):
# Start by creating a map on which to work
# We shall import a dummy map to use
# Import the map
import tmap
self.map, self.origos = tmap.MAP
p0, p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7, p8, p9 = self.origos
# Create the RLFL internal map
width = len(self.map)
height = len(self.map[0])
self.map_number = rlfl.create_map(width, height)
# We now have a map number representing the
# internal map in rlfl
# initialize the map
for row in range(len(self.map)):
for col in range(len(self.map[row])):
if self.map[row][col] != '#':
p = (row, col)
# Set non-wall grids as open and seen
rlfl.set_flag(self.map_number, p, rlfl.CELL_SEEN)
rlfl.set_flag(self.map_number, p, rlfl.CELL_OPEN)
# we now have a map to work on
# LOS between 1 and 4 on the map above
have_los = rlfl.los(self.map_number, p1, p2)
assert(have_los == False)
# LOS between 2 and 3
have_los = rlfl.los(self.map_number, p2, p3)
assert(have_los == True)
# Measure distance
dist = rlfl.distance(p1, p4)
# Plot simple paths
flags = 0
# range (-1 for max range)
r = -1
path = rlfl.path(self.map_number, p1, p2, rlfl.PATH_BASIC, r, flags, 0.0)
# Or real path A*
path = rlfl.path(self.map_number, p1, p2, rlfl.PATH_ASTAR, r, flags, 7.0)
# Lets calculate FOV from 3 using recursive shadowcasting
# with a light source radius of 6
rlfl.fov(self.map_number, p3, rlfl.FOV_SHADOW, 6)
self.print_map(p3)
# Use the scatter function to find a random spot (summon, teleport)
# Here we want an open cell within range 16 from p
require_los = False
ps = rlfl.scatter(self.map_number, p0, 16, rlfl.CELL_OPEN, require_los)
super(Full_example, self).print_map([], p0, ps)
def test_scatter(self):
p = ORIGOS[1]
x, y = p
for i in range(10):
px, py = rlfl.scatter(self.map, p, 10, rlfl.CELL_OPEN)
self.assertTrue(px < (x + 10))
self.assertTrue(px >= (x - 10))
self.assertTrue(py < (y + 10))
self.assertTrue(py >= (y - 10))
self.assertTrue(rlfl.has_flag(self.map, (px, py), rlfl.CELL_OPEN))
def test_scatter(self):
p = ORIGOS[1]
x, y = p
for i in range(10):
px, py = rlfl.scatter(self.map, p, 10, rlfl.CELL_OPEN)
self.assertTrue(px < (x + 10))
self.assertTrue(px >= (x - 10))
self.assertTrue(py < (y + 10))
self.assertTrue(py >= (y - 10))
self.assertTrue(rlfl.has_flag(self.map, (px, py), rlfl.CELL_OPEN))
