def update(self):
for i in range(len(self.inputState)):
self.tempInputState[i] = self.inputState[i]
if not self.block:
# In multi, the test keys will be those of player 1
# regardless of the real number of player controller
if self.multi:
key = 0
else:
key = self.player
# Different num for each state of key
# 0 is key releasing
# 1 is key pressed (1 frame)
# 2 is key pressing (1 frame after)
# 3 is key release (1 frame)
for i in range(0, len(self.states)):
if im.input(self.VARIABLES[i][key]):
# No error
if im.inputPressed(self.VARIABLES[i][key]):
self.inputState[i] = 2
else:
self.inputState[i] = 3
else:
if im.inputReleased(self.VARIABLES[i][key]):
self.inputState[i] = 1
else:
self.inputState[i] = 0
# Call the function with the state of the key
for i in range(0, len(self.states)):
if self.states[i][0]:
self.states[i][1](self.inputState[i])
def update():
if GameManager.wantChangeScreen:
GameManager.createCurrentScreen()
GameManager.currentScreen.update()
# Dispose managers after updating the game
InputManager.dispose()
ShaderManager.dispose()
def init():
Logger.info("GameManager", "Created")
# Init systems
TextureManager.init()
TextManager.init()
InputManager.init(Config.inputs)
GameManager.cam = camera.Camera(
70.0,
[0, 0, -2
]) # FOV 70, Precise position of cam to render 18 * 12 tiles
ShaderManager.init()
GameManager.setCurrentScreen("menuscreen", [True])
GameManager.createCurrentScreen()
def update(self):
# Keys test
if im.inputPressed(im.ESCAPE):
from game.main.window import Window
Window.exit()
# Update button texture on hover
self.returnMenu.update()
def update(self): # Keys test if im.inputPressed(im.ESCAPE): self.inPause = not self.inPause if self.networkInfo[0]: self.updateMulti() else: self.updateLocal()
def update(self):
# Exit test
if im.inputPressed(im.ESCAPE):
from game.main.window import Window
Window.exit()
# Update buttons
self.playLocal.update()
if self.showCredits:
self.hideCreditsBtn.update()
else:
self.showCreditsBtn.update()
self.quit.update()