view demos/rpg/scripts/objects/items.py @ 571:edc9efe969c2

This commit should fix the coloring overlay bug exposed by the commit in revision 3386. The InstanceRenderer was caching the overlays based on whether the current image had changed. The fix takes into account the current image as well as the overlay color to decide whether or not the overlay needs to be reproduced.
author vtchill@33b003aa-7bff-0310-803a-e67f0ece8222
date Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:26:28 +0000
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#!/usr/bin/env python

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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import sys, os, re, math, random, shutil

from fife import fife

from scripts.objects.baseobject import BaseGameObject, GameObjectTypes


class BaseItem(BaseGameObject):
	def __init__(self, gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname):
		super(BaseItem, self).__init__(gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname, True)
		
	def _getItemType(self):
		return self._name
		
	def _getItemName(self):
		return self._id
	
	itemtype = property(_getItemType)
	itemname = property(_getItemName)

class PickableItem(BaseItem):
	def __init__(self, gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname):
		super(PickableItem, self).__init__(gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname)
		self._type = GameObjectTypes["ITEM"]

	def onPickUp(self):
		#remove item from the scene
		self._gamecontroller.scene.removeObjectFromScene(self)
	
	def onDrop(self, dropx, dropy):
		#recreate object
		self._createFIFEInstance(self, self._gamecontroller.scene.itemlayer)
		self.setMapPosition(dropx, dropy)
		
		self._gamecontroller.scene.addObjectToScene(self)		
	
class GoldStack(PickableItem):
	def __init__(self, gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname):
		super(GoldStack, self).__init__(gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname)
		
		self._value = 0
		
	def serialize(self):
		lvars = super(GoldStack, self).serialize()
		lvars['value'] = self._value

		return lvars

	def deserialize(self, valuedict):
		super(GoldStack, self).deserialize(valuedict)
		
		if valuedict.has_key("value"):
			self._value = int(valuedict['value'])
		else:
			self._value = 0
		
	def _getValue(self):
		return self._value
		
	def _setValue(self, value):
		self._value = int(value)
		
	value = property(_getValue, _setValue)
	
class Portal(BaseItem):
	def __init__(self, gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname):
		super(Portal, self).__init__(gamecontroller, layer, typename, baseobjectname, itemtype, itemname)
		self._type = GameObjectTypes["PORTAL"]
		
		self._dest = None
	
	def serialize(self):
		lvars = super(Portal, self).serialize()
		lvars['dest'] = self._dest
		
		return lvars

	def deserialize(self, valuedict):
		super(Portal, self).deserialize(valuedict)

		if valuedict.has_key("dest"):
			self._dest = valuedict['dest']
		else:
			self._dest = "town"

	def _getDest(self):
		return self._dest
		
	def _setDest(self, dest):
		self._dest = dest
		
	dest = property(_getDest, _setDest)