public GameMap InitializeFirstMap(Game game)
{
this.game = game;
GameMap map = game.CreateMap(2 * WINDOW_WIDTH, 2 * WINDOW_HEIGHT);
//Setting up the view
//NOTE: you almost always want the last two to be window width and height.
// If you don't you can get weird effects (which would be desirable only for things like split screen)
MapView view = new MapView(new GameVector(0, 0), new GameVector(0, 0), WINDOW_WIDTH, WINDOW_HEIGHT);
map.Views.Add(view);
GameBase.Graphics.Background background = new GameBase.Graphics.Background("background");
//Add all the objects to the map
map.AddObject(background);
map.AddObject(new Player(view));
map.AddObject(new SomeRocks(300, 250));
map.AddObject(new SomeRocks(1430, 500));
map.AddObject(new SomeRocks(1050, 972));
map.AddObject(new CardManager(map));
return(map);
}
public void OnUpdate()
{
if (GameState.Keyboard.IsKeyDown(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Input.Keys.Escape))
{
game.Exit();
}
if (GameState.Keyboard.IsKeyDown(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Input.Keys.C))
{
GameMap newMap = game.CreateMap(WINDOW_WIDTH, WINDOW_HEIGHT);
MapView view = new MapView(new GameVector(), new GameVector(), newMap.Width, newMap.Height);
newMap.AddObject(new Player(view));
newMap.AddObject(new SomeRocks(50, 50));
GameMap oldMap = game.CurrentMap;
game.SwitchToMap(newMap);
}
}