view demos/shooter/scripts/world.py @ 454:bd7e8f708adf

Time is now managed by the Scene object. Enemy projectiles are now a bit slower.
author prock@33b003aa-7bff-0310-803a-e67f0ece8222
date Tue, 06 Apr 2010 21:25:10 +0000
parents cf53848fb187
children e686b82d93d0
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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from fife import fife
import math, random
from fife.extensions import pychan
from fife.extensions.pychan import widgets

from scripts.common.eventlistenerbase import EventListenerBase
from scripts.common.helpers import normalize
from fife.extensions.loaders import loadMapFile

from scripts.ships.shipbase import Ship
from scripts.ships.player import Player
from scripts.scene import Scene

class World(EventListenerBase):
	"""
	The world!

	This class handles:
	  setup of map view (cameras ...)
	  loading the map
	  GUI for right clicks
	  handles mouse/key events which aren't handled by the GUI.
	   ( by inheriting from EventlistenerBase )

	That's obviously too much, and should get factored out.
	"""
	def __init__(self, engine):
		super(World, self).__init__(engine, regMouse=True, regKeys=True)
		self.engine = engine
		self.timemanager = engine.getTimeManager()
		self.eventmanager = engine.getEventManager()
		self.model = engine.getModel()
		self.filename = ''
		self.keystate = { 'UP': False, 'DOWN': False, 'LEFT': False, 'RIGHT': False, 'CTRL': False, 'SPACE': False, } 
		self.dynamic_widgets = {}
		self.pump_ctr = 0
		self.map = None
		self.scene = None

	def reset(self):
		"""
		Clear the agent information and reset the moving secondary camera state.
		"""
		self.cameras = {}

	def load(self, filename):
		"""
		Load a xml map and setup agents and cameras.
		"""
		self.filename = filename
		self.reset()
		self.map = loadMapFile(filename, self.engine)

		self.scene = Scene(self.engine, self.map.getLayer('objects'))
		
		self.mainwindow = pychan.loadXML('gui/mainwindow.xml')
		self.fpstext = self.mainwindow.findChild(name="fps")
		self.velocitytext = self.mainwindow.findChild(name="velocity")
		self.positiontext = self.mainwindow.findChild(name="position")
		self.scoretext = self.mainwindow.findChild(name="score")
		self.mainwindow.position = (0,0)
		self.mainwindow.show()
		
		self.scene.initScene(self.map)
		self.initCameras()
		
	def initCameras(self):
		"""
		Before we can actually see something on screen we have to specify the render setup.
		This is done through Camera objects which offer a viewport on the map.
		"""
		
		for cam in self.map.getCameras():
			if cam.getId() == 'main':
				self.cameras['main'] = cam
				
		self.scene.attachCamera(self.cameras['main'])
		

	def keyPressed(self, evt):
		keyval = evt.getKey().getValue()
		keystr = evt.getKey().getAsString().lower()
		if keyval == fife.Key.UP:
			self.keystate['UP'] = True
		elif keyval == fife.Key.DOWN:
			self.keystate['DOWN'] = True
		elif keyval == fife.Key.LEFT:
			self.keystate['LEFT'] = True
		elif keyval == fife.Key.RIGHT:
			self.keystate['RIGHT'] = True
		elif keyval == fife.Key.SPACE:
			self.keystate['SPACE'] = True
		elif keyval in (fife.Key.LEFT_CONTROL, fife.Key.RIGHT_CONTROL):
			self.keystate['CTRL'] = True

	def keyReleased(self, evt):
		keyval = evt.getKey().getValue()
		if keyval == fife.Key.UP:
			self.keystate['UP'] = False
		elif keyval == fife.Key.DOWN:
			self.keystate['DOWN'] = False
		elif keyval == fife.Key.LEFT:
			self.keystate['LEFT'] = False
		elif keyval == fife.Key.RIGHT:
			self.keystate['RIGHT'] = False
		elif keyval == fife.Key.SPACE:
			self.keystate['SPACE'] = False
		elif keyval in (fife.Key.LEFT_CONTROL, fife.Key.RIGHT_CONTROL):
			self.keystate['CTRL'] = False

	def mouseWheelMovedUp(self, evt):
		if self.keystate['CTRL']:
			self.cameras['main'].setZoom(self.cameras['main'].getZoom() * 1.05)

	def mouseWheelMovedDown(self, evt):
		if self.keystate['CTRL']:
			self.cameras['main'].setZoom(self.cameras['main'].getZoom() / 1.05)

	def mousePressed(self, evt):
		if evt.isConsumedByWidgets():
			return

		clickpoint = fife.ScreenPoint(evt.getX(), evt.getY())

	def mouseMoved(self, evt):
		pt = fife.ScreenPoint(evt.getX(), evt.getY())

	def pump(self):
		"""
		Called every frame.
		"""
		
		#update the scene
		self.scene.update(self.timemanager.getTime(), self.keystate)
		
		
		#update the HUD
		avgframe = self.timemanager.getAverageFrameTime()
		if avgframe > 0:
			fps = 1 / (avgframe / 1000)
		else:
			fps = 0
		fpstxt = "%3.2f" % fps
		self.fpstext.text = unicode(fpstxt)
		
		player = self.scene.player
		exactcoords = player.location.getExactLayerCoordinates()
		pos = "%1.2f" % exactcoords.x + ", %1.2f" % exactcoords.y
		self.positiontext.text = unicode(pos)
		
		vel = "%1.2f" % player.velocity.x + ", %1.2f" % player.velocity.y
		self.velocitytext.text = unicode(vel)
		
		score = unicode(str(player.score))
		self.scoretext.text = score
		
		
		self.pump_ctr += 1