/* This is the actual entry point for the engine. It can take arguments but none need to be given. */
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/* A new PokemonEngine is created, and then it is run. */
using (PokemonEngine game = new PokemonEngine())
{
game.Run();
}
}
/* The Player constructor takes a reference to the game, a string for the gender choice, and a Character object.
* A World object is passed through to the Camera. */
public Player(Game game, Character character, string gender, World worldRef)
{
/* The gameRef, character and gender fields are set from the parameters passed in. */
gameRef = (PokemonEngine)game;
this.character = character;
this.gender = gender;
/* The camera is initialized using the window rectangle, and a zoom of two.
* CameraFollow is set to true, since we want the camera to follow the player.
* The team is initialized with a length of six, and the bag is also created. */
camera = new Camera(gameRef.ScreenRectangle, 2f, worldRef);
character.CameraFollow = true;
team = new Pokemon[6];
bag = new Bag();
}
/* The BaseGameState constructor takes a reference to the game and the state manager, which are both passed to the parent GameState() constructor.
* The GameRef field is filled with a reference to the game passed in.
* The default playerIndexInControl is set to the gamepad plugged into slot one. */
public BaseGameState(Game game, GameStateManager manager) : base(game, manager)
{
GameRef = (PokemonEngine)game;
playerIndexInControl = PlayerIndex.One;
}
