The project folder includes all relevant files for the project. There are 12 .py scripts, and the assets folder that contains 8 .gif images. 2 of those are for the two types of tiles, 4 for the hero and 2 for the two types of monsters.

1. Have the repository cloned to your device.
2. Have Pthon 3.x installed on your device. The program was written in python 3.9.0 and is meant to be used with Python 3.x.

1. Open the terminal and navigate inside the main directory.
2. Type "python3 project/main.py" to start the app.

cd ibs-public-wanderer
python3 project/main.py

3. Use the arrow keys or WASD to move the hero around
4. Close the application window once finished playing.

After further discussion with the client (Béres Roland aka. Johny), we came to the conclusion that the "battle" should take place as soon as the hero is on the same tile as a monster, without the need of the player to press space.

The project is uploaded as a directory of a repository instead of a separate repository with the permission of the client.

If client wants monsters to move according to Task 15:

Activate game_manager.py line 93 and comment out main.py line 12.

If client wants monsters to move according to Task 18:

Comment out game_manager.py line 93 and activate main.py line 12.

The app contains the following classes:

The App class sets up the graphical user interface, deals with the player's inputs and includes the mainloop.

The GameManager class manages most of the game logic. It creates the characters and the area. It also keeps count of the area and the kill count.

The Area class defines the size of the game area, the position of the tiles and counts the turns. It has methods for creating a random map, displaying it on the canvas and displaying characters on the canvas.

The Tile class contains basic info about the tiles. It has two sub-classes, Floor and Wall. These define the properties of each tile on the tilemap.

The Character class stores the name, the stats and the position of the characters. It has two sub-classes, Hero and Monster. The Hero class contains attributes and methods specific to the hero. The Monster class has two sub-classes, Boss and Skeleton.

The Resources class defines the path to all images needed to run the program and stores those in a dictionary.

The program starts by creating an object of the App class.