C# (CSharp) U5Designs LoadScreenState Examples

Example #1

File: LoadGameState.cs Project: Munk801/Journey-to-the-West-Video-Game

        /** This loads the chosen game **/
        internal void loadPlayState(int lvl)
        {
            musicFile.Stop();
            
PlayState ps = new PlayState(eng, _ms, lvl);
            LoadScreenState ls = new LoadScreenState(eng, ps, lvl);
            eng.ChangeState(ls);
        }

Example #2

File: StoryInstructionState.cs Project: Munk801/Journey-to-the-West-Video-Game

 /// <summary>
 /// Called by mouse or keyboard handlers when the user picked a button (by clicking or hitting enter)
 /// </summary>
 internal void handleButtonPress()
 {            
     // Go to next page
     switch (cur_page)
     { 
         
         case 3:
             PlayState ps = new PlayState(eng, menu, 0);
             LoadScreenState ls = new LoadScreenState(eng, ps, 0);
             eng.ChangeState(ls);
             break;
     }
 }

Example #3

File: LevelStoryState.cs Project: Munk801/Journey-to-the-West-Video-Game

 /// <summary>
 /// Called by mouse or keyboard handlers when the user picked a button (by clicking or hitting enter)
 /// </summary>
 internal void handleButtonPress()
 {
     if (lvl == eng.max_level)
     {
         MainMenuState ms = new MainMenuState(eng);
         eng.ChangeState(ms);
     }
     else
     {
         // Go to next level
         MainMenuState ms = new MainMenuState(eng);
         PlayState ps = new PlayState(eng, ms, lvl);
         LoadScreenState ls = new LoadScreenState(eng, ps, lvl);
         eng.ChangeState(ls);
     }
 }

Example #4

File: GameOverState.cs Project: Munk801/Journey-to-the-West-Video-Game

 internal void loadPlayState(int lvl)
 {
     PlayState ps = new PlayState(eng, menu, lvl);
     LoadScreenState ls = new LoadScreenState(eng, ps, lvl);
     eng.ChangeState(ls);
 }