view demos/shooter/scripts/scene.py @ 622:c0c3f64bfc2d

* Templatized Rect to extend it's functionality beyond integers * Added some typedefs: Rect, FloatRect, DoubleRect * Removed the Rect class from the fife_math extensions * Modified the shooter demo to use the FIFE rect template class
author prock@33b003aa-7bff-0310-803a-e67f0ece8222
date Fri, 01 Oct 2010 15:32:55 +0000
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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from fife import fife
from scripts.ships.shipbase import *
from scripts.ships.player import Player
from scripts.ships.enemies import *
from scripts.powerups import *
from fife.fife import FloatRect as Rect

class SceneNode(object):
	"""
	A node in the scene graph.
	
	This represents a node in the scene.  The node stores a list
	of objects that exist in the node.  This is used by the Scene
	to reduce the number of collision checks.
	"""
	def __init__(self, spaceobjects = None):
		"""
		@param spaceobjects A list of spaceobjects that will exist in this node
		"""
		if not spaceobjects:
			self._spaceobjects = list()
		else:
			self._spaceobjects = spaceobjects
		
	def _getObjects(self):
		return self._spaceobjects
		
	def _setObjects(self, spaceobjects):
		self._spaceobjects = spaceobjects
		
	spaceobjects = property(_getObjects, _setObjects)

class Scene(object):
	"""
	Master game scene.  Keeps track of all game objects.
	
	This is the meat and potatoes of the game.  This class takes care of the scene graph,
	updating objects, destroying objects, collision detection, etc etc.
	"""
	def __init__(self, world, engine, objectLayer, soundmanager):
		"""
		@param world: A reference to the master instance of the World class
		@type world: L{World}
		@param engine: A reference to the FIFE engine
		@type engine: L{fife.Engine}
		@param objectLayer: The layer that all objects exist on
		@type objectLayer: L{fife.Layer}
		@param soundmanager: A reference to the SoundManager
		@type soundmanager: L{fife.extensions.soundmanager.SoundManager}
		"""
		self._engine = engine
		self._world = world
		self._model = engine.getModel()
		self._layer = objectLayer
		self._soundmanager = soundmanager
		self._nodes = list()
		
		self._player = None
		self._objectstodelete = list()
		
		self._maxnodes = 128
		self._xscale = 0
		
		self._time = 0
		self._timedelta = 0
		self._lasttime = 0
		
		self._xscale = self._layer.getCellGrid().getXScale()
		self._yscale = self._layer.getCellGrid().getYScale()
		
		self._paused = False
		self._timemod = 0
		
		self._gameover = False
		
		self._music = None

	def destroyScene(self):
		"""
		Removes all objects from the scene and deletes them from the layer.
		"""
		nodestodelete = list()
		objtodelete = list()
	
		for node in self._nodes:
			nodestodelete.append(node)
			for obj in node.spaceobjects:
				objtodelete.append(node)
			
			for obj in objtodelete:
				if obj in node.spaceobjects:
					if obj.instance:
						self._layer.deleteInstance(obj.instance)
						obj.instance = None
					node.spaceobjects.remove(obj)
				
			objtodelete = list()
					
		for node in nodestodelete:
			if node in self._nodes:
				self._nodes.remove(node)
			
	def initScene(self, mapobj):
		"""
		Initializess the scene and scene graph.  This creates game objects for
		FIFE instances that exist in the map.
		
		The scene graph is a one dimensional graph.  Each node represents one layer
		unit.  Objects are added to nodes in the scene graph based on their exact 
		layer coordinates.
		"""
		
		#initialize our scene array to some arbitrary size
		for i in range(0,self._maxnodes):
			self._nodes.append(SceneNode())

		self._player = Player(self, 'player')
		self._player.init()
		self._player.start()

		enemies = list()
		powerups = list()
		
		temp = self._layer.getInstances('dodge1')
		enemies.extend(temp)

		temp = self._layer.getInstances('dodge2')
		enemies.extend(temp)

		temp = self._layer.getInstances("diag_top_right")
		enemies.extend(temp)

		temp = self._layer.getInstances("diag_bottom_right")
		enemies.extend(temp)

		temp = self._layer.getInstances("streaker")
		enemies.extend(temp)

		temp = self._layer.getInstances("boss")
		enemies.extend(temp)
		
		temp = self._layer.getInstances("cannonspread5")
		powerups.extend(temp)

		temp = self._layer.getInstances("extralife")
		powerups.extend(temp)

		for instance in enemies:
			objectName = instance.getId()
			
			if objectName == "dodge1":
				enemy = Saucer1(self, 'enemy', instance, False)
			elif objectName == "dodge2":
				enemy = Saucer2(self, 'enemy', instance, False)
			elif objectName == "diag_top_right":
				enemy = DiagSaucer(self, 'enemy', 0, instance, False)
			elif objectName == "diag_bottom_right":
				enemy = DiagSaucer(self, 'enemy', 1, instance, False)
			elif objectName == "streaker":
				enemy = Streaker(self, 'enemy', instance, False)
			elif objectName == "boss":
				enemy = Boss(self, 'enemy', instance, False)
			else:
				enemy = Ship(self, 'enemy', instance, False)
				
			enemy.start()

			loc = instance.getLocation().getExactLayerCoordinates()
			nodeindex = int(loc.x * self._xscale)
			enemy.scenenodeid = nodeindex
			self._nodes[nodeindex].spaceobjects.append(enemy)
			
		for instance in powerups:
			objectName = instance.getId()
			
			if objectName == "cannonspread5":
				powerup = CannonSpread5PU(self, 'cannonspread5', instance, False)
			elif objectName == "extralife":
				powerup = ExtraLifePU(self, 'extralife', instance, False)
			else:
				powerup = PowerUp(self, 'powerup', instance, False)
				
			powerup.start()
			
			loc = instance.getLocation().getExactLayerCoordinates()
			nodeindex = int(loc.x * self._xscale)
			powerup.scenenodeid = nodeindex
			self._nodes[nodeindex].spaceobjects.append(powerup)			
			
		#and finally add the player to the scene
		self.addObjectToScene(self._player)
		
		self._music = self._soundmanager.createSoundEmitter("music/waynesmind2.ogg")
		self._music.callback = self.musicHasFinished
		self._music.looping = True
		self._soundmanager.playClip(self._music)
		
		self.startCamera()

	def musicHasFinished(self):
		"""
		Sound callback example that gets fired after the music has finished playing.
		"""
		print self._music.name + " has finished playing.  Starting it again...\n"
		
	def pause(self, time):
		self._pausedtime = time
		self._paused = True
		
	def unpause(self, time):
		self._timemod += time - self._pausedtime
		self._paused = False
		
	def playerHit(self, damage):
		self._player.applyHit(damage)
		
	def gameOver(self):
		self._gameover = True
		self._soundmanager.stopClip(self._music)		
		self._world.gameOver()
		
	def endLevel(self):
		self._soundmanager.stopClip(self._music)
		self._world.endLevel()
		
	def queueObjectForRemoval(self, obj):
		"""
		You should use this function to remove an object from the scene.
		The garbage collector is what ultimately deletes the object from memory.
		DO NOT do this yourself as you may cause issues with segfaults.
		"""
		self._objectstodelete.append(obj)

	def getObjectsInNode(self, nodeindex):
		"""
		@param nodeindex: the index of the node you which to retrieve objects from.
		@return: The list of objects in the specified node index
		"""
		return self._nodes[nodeindex].instances

	def getObjectsInRange(self, rangeL, rangeR):
		"""
		@param rangeL: the left most node index
		@param rangeR: the right most node index
		@return: A combined list of objects in the specified node index range (inclusive)
		"""
		objects = list()
		
		for i in range(rangeL, rangeR):
			objects.extend(self._nodes[i].spaceobjects)
			
		return objects
		
	def addObjectToScene(self, obj):
		"""
		Adds an object to the scene in the correct scene node
		
		@param obj: The object to add to the scene
		"""
		
		#@todo: search to ensure the object isn't already part of the scene
		loc = obj.instance.getLocation().getExactLayerCoordinates()
		nodeindex = int(loc.x * self._xscale)

		if nodeindex >= 0:
			obj.scenenodeid = nodeindex
			if not obj in self._nodes[nodeindex].spaceobjects:
				self._nodes[nodeindex].spaceobjects.append(obj)
		else:
			self.queueObjectForRemoval(obj)
	
	def moveObjectInScene(self, obj):
		"""
		When an object moves in the scene you should call this function to update
		scene graph.  You MUST do this or the graph will be incorrect.
		
		@param obj: The object to move in the scene
		"""
		
		loc = obj.instance.getLocation().getExactLayerCoordinates()
		nodeindex = int(loc.x * self._xscale)
		
		if nodeindex >= 0:
			if nodeindex != obj.scenenodeid:
				if obj in self._nodes[obj.scenenodeid].spaceobjects:
					self._nodes[obj.scenenodeid].spaceobjects.remove(obj)

				self._nodes[nodeindex].spaceobjects.append(obj)
			
				obj.scenenodeid = nodeindex
		else:
			self.queueObjectForRemoval(obj)

	def removeObjectFromScene(self, obj):
		"""
		You would not normally call this function directly.  You should probably 
		call queueObjectForRemoval().
		
		This function releases any memory allocated for the object by deleting
		the FIFE instance.
		
		@param obj: The object to delete
		"""
		for node in self._nodes:
			if obj in node.spaceobjects:
				if obj.instance:
					self._layer.deleteInstance(obj.instance)
					obj.instance = None
				node.spaceobjects.remove(obj)
				break
	
	def attachCamera(self, cam):
		self._camera = cam
		self._camera.setLocation(self._player.location)
	
	def stopCamera(self):
		self._cameraspeed = 0
		
	def startCamera(self):
		"""
		Starts the camera moving slowly to the right.		
		"""
		self._cameraspeed = 0.001
		
	def collectGarbage(self):
		"""
		This should be called once a frame.  It removes the object from the scene.
		"""
		for obj in self._objectstodelete:
			self.removeObjectFromScene(obj)
		
		self._objectstodelete = list()
	
	def update(self, time, keystate):
		"""
		This function should be called once a frame.  This is where all the game logic
		happens.
		"""
		timedelta = (time - self._timemod) - self._time
		self._timedelta = timedelta
		self._time = time - self._timemod
		
		self._keystate = keystate
		
		
		#some garbage cleanup
		self.collectGarbage()
		
		#update camera location
		loc = self._camera.getLocation()
		exactloc = self._camera.getLocation().getExactLayerCoordinates()
		#slowly move to the right
		exactloc.x += timedelta * self._cameraspeed
		loc.setExactLayerCoordinates(exactloc)
		self._camera.setLocation(loc)
		
		#update the listener position
		self._soundmanager.listenerposition = (exactloc.x, exactloc.y)
		
		topleft = self._camera.toMapCoordinates(fife.ScreenPoint(0,0))
		bottomright = self._camera.toMapCoordinates(fife.ScreenPoint(1024,768))
		
		#which scene nodes to use to update objects
		leftnode = int(topleft.x)
		rightnode = int(bottomright.x) + 1
		
		#get a list of objects on the screen
		if leftnode < 0:
			leftnode = 0
		if rightnode > self._maxnodes:
			rightnode = self._maxnodes
		screenlist = self.getObjectsInRange(leftnode, rightnode)

		#update objects on the screen
		for obj in screenlist:
			if obj.type == SHTR_LASTBOSS:
				if bottomright.x > ((obj.location.getExactLayerCoordinates().x * self._xscale) + 0.5):
					self.stopCamera()

			if not (obj.type == SHTR_PLAYER and self._gameover):
				obj.update()
			
			if obj.changedposition:
				self.moveObjectInScene(obj)

			if obj.type != SHTR_PLAYER and obj.type != SHTR_PROJECTILE:
				if obj.running and obj.boundingbox.intersects(self._player.boundingbox):
					if obj.type == SHTR_ENEMYSHIP:
						#player touched an enemy.  Destroy player and 
						#re-initialize scene
						if not self._player.invulnerable:
							#collision damage of 1
							self.playerHit(1)
							obj.applyHit(1)
					elif obj.type == SHTR_POWERUP:
						obj.applyPowerUp(self._player)

			elif obj.type == SHTR_PROJECTILE:
			
				#projectile went off the right edge of the screen.  Remove it from the scene.
				if obj.scenenodeid >= rightnode:
					self.queueObjectForRemoval(obj)
					continue
					
				#could probably just get the nodes in the projectiles scenenode.
				#use a range to be sure.
				pcollide = self.getObjectsInRange(obj.scenenodeid - 1, obj.scenenodeid + 1)
				
				for o in pcollide:
					#cant get hit by your own bullet
					if obj.owner != o and o.type != SHTR_PROJECTILE and o.type != SHTR_POWERUP:
						if o.running and obj.boundingbox.intersects(o.boundingbox):
							if o != self._player and obj.owner.type == SHTR_PLAYER:
								o.applyHit(obj.damage)
								#check if enemy ship was destroyed
								if not o.running:
									self._player.applyScore(o.scorevalue)
								obj.destroy()
							elif o == self._player:
								#player got hit by a projectile
								if not self._player.invulnerable:
									self.playerHit(obj.damage)
									obj.destroy()
			
				#queue list of projectiles to remove (ttl expired or has been destroyed)
				if not obj.running:
					self.queueObjectForRemoval(obj)

			#self._world.renderBoundingBox(obj)			
	
		"""
		Do some more cleanup.  Objects that leave the scene should be removed.
		
		@todo: Objects that leave the scene should be added to the scenes object removal
		in the objects update function.  The current implementation is much slower.
		"""
		
		worldlist = self.getObjectsInRange(0, self._maxnodes)
		
		for obj in worldlist:
			if obj.scenenodeid < leftnode:
				self.queueObjectForRemoval(obj)
			if obj.type == SHTR_PROJECTILE and obj.scenenodeid > rightnode:
				self.queueObjectForRemoval(obj)
				
	def _getPlayer(self):
		return self._player
		
	def _getKeyState(self):
		return self._keystate
		
	def _getCamera(self):
		return self._camera
		
	def _getObjectLayer(self):
		return self._layer
		
	def _getModel(self):
		return self._model
		
	def _getTime(self):
		return self._time
	
	def _getTimeDelta(self):
		return self._timedelta
		
	def _getPaused(self):
		return self._paused

	def _getSoundManager(self):
		return self._soundmanager
	
	player = property(_getPlayer)
	keystate = property(_getKeyState)
	camera = property(_getCamera)
	objectlayer = property(_getObjectLayer)
	model = property(_getModel)
	time = property(_getTime)
	timedelta = property(_getTimeDelta)
	paused = property(_getPaused)
	soundmanager = property(_getSoundManager)