/*
* Ideally, I should read these files directly from the folder into a table.
* But I'm on an airplane and bored so let's do it the dumb way!
*/
public TileBrush(ContentManager content)
{
full = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/dirt-full");
flat = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/flat");
fourtyFive = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/fourtyfive");
twentyTwoLower = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/22-lower"); // not sure if numbers work here? had some issues in the past
twentyTwoUpper = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/22-upper");
sixtySevenLower = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/67-lower");
sixtySevenUpper = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/67-upper");
ninety = new SpriteClass(content, "mountain-tiles/90");
}
public void Draw(SpriteBatch spriteBatch, MountainTile tile)
{
if (tile.type == TileTypes.EMPTY)
{
return;
}
SpriteClass spriteToDraw = full;
switch (tile.type)
{
case TileTypes.FULL:
spriteToDraw = full;
break;
case TileTypes.FLAT:
spriteToDraw = flat;
break;
case TileTypes.FOURTYFIVE:
spriteToDraw = fourtyFive;
break;
case TileTypes.TWENTYTWOLOWER:
spriteToDraw = twentyTwoLower;
break;
case TileTypes.TWENTYTWOUPPER:
spriteToDraw = twentyTwoUpper;
break;
case TileTypes.SIXTYSEVENLOWER:
spriteToDraw = sixtySevenLower;
break;
case TileTypes.SIXTYSEVENUPPER:
spriteToDraw = sixtySevenUpper;
break;
case TileTypes.NINETY:
spriteToDraw = ninety;
break;
}
spriteToDraw.X = tile.X;
spriteToDraw.Y = tile.Y;
spriteToDraw.Draw(spriteBatch); //spriteToDraw may not have been initialized?
}
