// abstract graphics from the physics
// 2D array of integers, representing the tile
// 0, 1 wall, etc
// check element array next to it
// scale by a constant, tile at row, 4, col 2, multiple by pixel size
// tutorials, scale up without blurry
protected override void LoadForeground()
{
var player = new GameObject("PlayerOne", new Vector2(0, 0));
var sprites = new SpriteMappingComponent(RpgGraphics.GameboySpriteMapping, "Player1");
var nextItem = new KeyboardEventComponent(Keys.X, ObjectEvent.NextItem);
var previousItem = new KeyboardEventComponent(Keys.Z, ObjectEvent.PreviousItem);
var useItem = new KeyboardActionComponent(Keys.Enter, UseItem);
var useAction = new KeyboardActionComponent(Keys.Space, UseAction);
// TODO: Could be refactored into single class.
// Need to apply movement constraints based off grid
var moveUp = new KeyboardEventComponent(Keys.Up, ObjectEvent.MoveUp);
var moveDown = new KeyboardEventComponent(Keys.Down, ObjectEvent.MoveDown);
var moveLeft = new KeyboardEventComponent(Keys.Left, ObjectEvent.MoveLeft);
var moveRight = new KeyboardEventComponent(Keys.Right, ObjectEvent.MoveRight);
var gridMovement = new GridMovementComponent(16);
player.AddComponent(sprites);
player.AddComponent(nextItem);
player.AddComponent(previousItem);
player.AddComponent(useItem);
player.AddComponent(useAction);
player.AddComponent(moveUp);
player.AddComponent(moveDown);
player.AddComponent(moveLeft);
player.AddComponent(moveRight);
player.AddComponent(gridMovement);
ForegroundLayer.AddGameObject(player);
}
// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
gridMovement = GetComponent <GridMovementComponent>();
}
