/// <summary>
/// Initialize buttons.
/// </summary>
void InitButtons()
{
// Just getting button dimensions
player1Left = new Button(0, 0, ScreenManager);
int buttonHeight = player1Left.GetHeight();
int buttonWidth = player1Left.GetWidth();
float upDownSpace = 2f;
float leftRightSpace = 2f;
int AHeight = 800;//ScreenManager.GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Height
int AWidth = 480;//ScreenManager.GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Width
player1Left = new Button(leftRightSpace, AHeight - upDownSpace - buttonHeight);
player1Left.Selected += player1LeftSelected;
buttons.Add(player1Left);
player1Right = new Button(AWidth - leftRightSpace - buttonWidth, AHeight - upDownSpace - buttonHeight);
player1Right.Selected += player1RightSelected;
buttons.Add(player1Right);
player2Right = new Button(leftRightSpace, upDownSpace);
player2Right.Selected += player2RightSelected;
buttons.Add(player2Right);
player2Left = new Button(AWidth - leftRightSpace - buttonWidth, upDownSpace);
player2Left.Selected += player2LeftSelected;
buttons.Add(player2Left);
}
/// <summary>
/// Allows the screen to create the hit bounds for a particular menu entry.
/// </summary>
protected virtual Rectangle GetButtonHitBounds(Button button)
{
// the hit bounds are the entire width of the screen, and the height of the entry
// with some additional padding above and below.
return new Rectangle(
(int)button.Position.X,
(int)button.Position.Y,
button.GetWidth(),
button.GetHeight());
}