public override void OnLoad(BWindow Window)
{
base.OnLoad(Window);
// Initialising our player
Player = new Player(
new Vector2((Level.playerStartPos.X + 0.5f) * AppInfo.GRIDSIZE, (Level.playerStartPos.Y + 0.5f) * AppInfo.GRIDSIZE),
BGraphics.LoadTexture("Characters/player.png"),
BMovementType.FollowPath
);
// Initialise the navmesh
this.NavMesh = new BNavigationGrid(0, 0, Level.Width, Level.Height, AppInfo.GRIDSIZE, (int)(Player.CollisionBox.Width * 1.25f), (int)(Player.CollisionBox.Height * 1.25f));
NavMesh.Update(Level);
// Initialise our camera settings
Camera.SetPosition(Player.position);
Camera.Zoom = 1.0f;
// Lets put some fences in the game
for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++)
{
Level.CreateEntity(new Fence(new Vector2(500 + (i * 32), 600), Textures[1], new Vector2(32f), new RectangleF(256f, 0, 256f, 256f)));
}
}
public override void OnLoad(BWindow Window)
{
base.OnLoad(Window);
// Initialise our menu buttons
BMenuButton[] buttons = new BMenuButton[] {
new BMenuButton(SwitchState, BGraphics.LoadTexture("Textures/Menu/play.png"), 300f, 300f, 250f, 60f),
new BMenuButton(Window.ExitWindow, BGraphics.LoadTexture("Textures/Menu/quit.png"), 300f, 380f, 250f, 60f)
};
InitialiseMenu(buttons);
}
public override void InitialiseLevel()
{
base.InitialiseLevel();
// Initialising our textures (We can have up to 255 images. Make the most of this by using sprite sheets.)
Textures[0] = BGraphics.LoadTexture("Textures/terrain_default.png");
Textures[1] = BGraphics.LoadTexture("Textures/entities_default.png");
// Initialising our blocks (We can have up to 254 blocks, id 1 to 254)
Blocks.Initialise();
// Initialising our level
Level = new BLevel("test_map");
}