public void fireItem(Entity e, DirectionalComponent dir)
{
TimedShooterComponent timedShooterComp = ( TimedShooterComponent )e.getComponent(GlobalVars.TIMED_SHOOTER_COMPONENT_NAME);
PositionComponent posComp = (PositionComponent)e.getComponent(GlobalVars.POSITION_COMPONENT_NAME);
ShooterBullet bullet = new ShooterBullet(level, level.rand.Next(Int32.MinValue, Int32.MaxValue), posComp.x, posComp.y, dir.getDir(), timedShooterComp.state);
VelocityComponent bulletVel = ( VelocityComponent )bullet.getComponent(GlobalVars.VELOCITY_COMPONENT_NAME);
float bulletSpeed = 160.0f;
if (dir.isUp())
{
bulletVel.setVelocity(0, -bulletSpeed);
}
else if (dir.isRight())
{
bulletVel.setVelocity(bulletSpeed, 0);
}
else if (dir.isDown())
{
bulletVel.setVelocity(0, bulletSpeed);
}
else if (dir.isLeft())
{
bulletVel.setVelocity(-bulletSpeed, 0);
}
level.addEntity(bullet);
}
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//Here's where you add all the components the entity has.
//You can just uncomment the ones you want.
public void addMyComponents(float x, float y, int dir, int switchId)
{
/*POSITION COMPONENT - Does it have a position?
*/
addComponent(new PositionComponent(x, y, defaultWidth, defaultHeight, this), true);
/*DRAW COMPONENT - Does it get drawn to the game world?
* You'll need to know the address for your image.
* It'll probably be something along the lines of "RunningGame.Resources.[ ].png" ONLY png!!
* First create the component
* Then add the image
* Then set the image to the active image
*/
DrawComponent drawComp = (DrawComponent)addComponent(new DrawComponent(defaultWidth, defaultHeight, level, true), true);
//Add image - Use base name for first parameter (everything in file path after Resources. and before the numbers and .png)
//Then second parameter is full filepath to a default image
drawComp.addSprite("Artwork.Foreground.SmushBlock", "RunningGame.Resources.Artwork.Foreground.SmushBlock.png", "Main");
for (int i = 0; i < dir + 2; i++)
{
drawComp.rotateFlipAllSprites(System.Drawing.RotateFlipType.Rotate90FlipNone);
}
drawComp.setSprite("Main"); //Set image to active image
/* ANIMATION COMPONENT - Does it need animating?
* The float that this reads in is the amount of time (in seconds) between frames.
* So, if it was 5, you would be on one frame for 5 seconds, then switch to the next, then 5 seconds later
* It'd switch to the next etc, etc...
*/
//addComponent(new AnimationComponent(0.0005f), true);
/*VELOCITY COMPONENT - Does it move?
*/
addComponent(new VelocityComponent(0, 0));
/*COLLIDER - Does it hit things?
* The second field is the collider type. Look in GlobalVars for a string with the right name.
*/
addComponent(new ColliderComponent(this, GlobalVars.SMUSH_BLOCK_COLLIDER), true);
/*DIRECTION - It has a direction
*/
DirectionalComponent dirComp = (DirectionalComponent)addComponent(new DirectionalComponent(dir));
/*OFF SIDE OF SCREEN - Stop when it hits the side of the screen.
*/
addComponent(new ScreenEdgeComponent(1, 1, 1, 1));
/*SMUSH - It's a smusher!
*/
SmushComponent smushComp = ( SmushComponent )addComponent(new SmushComponent(0.0f));
if (dirComp.isUp())
{
smushComp.setToUp();
}
else if (dirComp.isRight())
{
smushComp.setToRight();
}
else if (dirComp.isDown())
{
smushComp.setToDown();
}
else if (dirComp.isLeft())
{
smushComp.setToLeft();
}
/*TIMER - It does stuff with a timer.
*/
addComponent(new TimerComponent());
/* SWITCH LISTENER - Can be linked to a switch to prevent it from falling.
*/
addComponent(new SwitchListenerComponent(switchId, GlobalVars.SMUSH_SWITCH_EVENT));
}