// constructor level choice one empty constructor is always one
public Character()
{
constructorChoice = ConstructorLevel.one;
#region Setting Values | Number: How Many
// number is bird. how many birds.
this.howManyBirds = 1;
directionMoving = MovementDirection.right;
// movement speed data field that is part of equation but does not change.
// equation is the keyboard statemovement modifier
this.movementSpeed = 3;
#endregion
#region Setting Values | Number: Object
// number is object.
this.birdObjectRect = new Rectangle[howManyBirds];
this.characterSize = new Vector2(128, 128);
this.birdObjectRect[(int)zeroFalseIdea] = new Rectangle((int)zeroFalseIdea, 360, (int)characterSize.X, (int)characterSize.Y);
this.birdObject = new Texture2D[howManyBirds];
#endregion
#region Setting Values | Number: Truth/Future
//number is future
this.birdPositionFutureTruth.X = 500;
this.birdPositionFutureTruth.Y = 0;
// why is their no variable for equations?
// answer: it is a miscalculation. Equations must not be numbers. variables help humans use numbers properly. class BirdNumber
#endregion
}
// complete overload minus texture and rectangle
// custom constructors. always constructor level 3 and beyond.
// this is constructor level 3.
public Character(int newMovementSpeed, Vector2 newBirdPositionFutureTruth, string newMovementDirection)
{
constructorChoice = ConstructorLevel.three;
#region Setting Values | Number: How Many
// number is bird. how many birds.
howManyBirds = 1;
#region Movement Direction Control Statements
if (newMovementDirection == "left")
{
directionMoving = MovementDirection.left;
}
else if (newMovementDirection == "right")
{
directionMoving = MovementDirection.right;
}
else
{
directionMoving = MovementDirection.right;
}
#endregion
// movement speed data field that is part of equation but does not change.
// equation is the keyboard statemovement modifier
this.movementSpeed = newMovementSpeed;
#endregion
#region Setting Values | Number: Object
// number is object.
birdObjectRect = new Rectangle[howManyBirds];
this.birdObjectRect[(int)zeroFalseIdea] = new Rectangle((int)zeroFalseIdea, 360, (int)characterSize.X, (int)characterSize.Y);
this.birdObject = new Texture2D[howManyBirds];
#endregion
#region Setting Values | Number: Truth/Future
//number is future
this.birdPositionFutureTruth = newBirdPositionFutureTruth;
// why is their no variable for equations?
// answer: it is a miscalculation. Equations must not be numbers. variables help humans use numbers properly. class BirdNumber
#endregion
}
