private static void PlayerTryMoveOffsetTo(int xoffset, int yoffset)
{
//this is the proposed new x,y of the player if move is successful.
int newx = ThePlayer.X + xoffset;
int newy = ThePlayer.Y + yoffset;
//perform boundary checking of new location, if it fails then we can't move there just because of boundary issues
if (newx > -1 && newx < Width && newy > -1 && newy < Height)
{
//get the tile that is at the new location
MapTile t = GetTileAtPos(newx, newy);
//if the space moving upwards is a blank space then move up
if (t.IsWalkable)
{
ThePlayer.Dirty = true;
Tiles[ThePlayer.Y, ThePlayer.X].IsWalkable = true; //the space we just moved from
ThePlayer.LastX = ThePlayer.X;
ThePlayer.LastY = ThePlayer.Y;
ThePlayer.X = newx;
ThePlayer.Y = newy;
Tiles[ThePlayer.Y, ThePlayer.X].IsWalkable = false; //make new tile not walkable because you are on it
CheckTileForAction(ThePlayer.X, ThePlayer.Y);
}
else
{
//if we can't walk onto this space then what is in this space? a wall, door, monster, etc.?
//walls do nothing, doors we can check for keys, monsters we attack.
var type = GetTileAtPos(newx, newy).GetType();
if (type == typeof(MapTileWall))
{
//do nothing, its a wall
}
else if (type == typeof(MapTileSpace))
{
//so if its a space and its not walkable, probably a monster here.
var monster = MonsterMgr.GetMonsterAt(newx, newy);
if (monster.IsAlive)
{
var maxdamage = ThePlayer.CanDealDamage();
//lets hit the monster for damage
monster.TakeDamage(maxdamage);
MessageBrd.Add($"Monster took {maxdamage} damage.");
if (!monster.IsAlive)
{
MessageBrd.Add($"Monster is DEAD!");
}
MonsterMgr.PruneDeadMonsters();
}
}
}
} // end of map boundary check
}