void testPlayPortal () {
Card p = new PortalCard ("TestPortal");
PortalCard p1 = (PortalCard)p;
//pretend that player1 is playing p1
p1.Play (1);
}
public Card createCard(int cardId)
{
Card card = null;
switch (cardId)
{
case 1001:
card = new PortalCard();
break;
case 1002:
card = new StrengtheningTowerCard();
break;
case 1003:
card = new StrengtheningAllTowerCard();
break;
case 1004:
card = new OilCard();
break;
case 1005:
card = new SnowstormCard();
break;
case 1006:
card = new BarrierCard();
break;
case 1007:
card = new HornCard();
break;
case 1008:
card = new CrazyCard();
break;
case 1009:
card = new HardeningCard();
break;
case 1010:
card = new UpgradeCard();
break;
case 1011:
card = new BlackCard();
break;
case 1012:
card = new WhiteCard();
break;
}
return(card);
}
void testPortalCard(){
Card p = new PortalCard ("TestPortal");
print (p);
}
//loads some cards in deck
public void initDeck(){
deck = new List<Card> ();
//here's just a starter deck--nothing special or significant about my choices, basically from all the previous art I've done/some intuition judgement--just to be consistent with the game
//add 3 portals
for (int i=0;i<3;i++){
Card p = new PortalCard ("teleport");
deck.Add (p);
}
//add attack cards (except virtual attack) and hidden passion (I believe it's too powerful/too much time to compute result of attack)
int[] attackVal = new int[4];
attackVal [0] = 30;
attackVal [1] = 0;
attackVal [2] = 0;
attackVal [3] = 0;
Card curveset = new AttackCard ("curveset", attackVal);
deck.Add (curveset);
//since no hidden passion and flowers is also rather too powerful, I'll add 2 more curvesets and just 1 more flowers
deck.Add (curveset);
deck.Add (curveset);
/* weird this is causing curveset to have flowers' attack val that is rather than 30, 20+HT+CF
attackVal [0] = 20;
attackVal [1] = 0;
attackVal [2] = 1;
attackVal [3] = 1;
*/
int[] attackVal2 = new int[4];
attackVal2 [0] = 20;
attackVal2 [1] = 0;
attackVal2 [2] = 1;
attackVal2 [3] = 1;
Card flowers = new AttackCard ("flowers", attackVal2);
deck.Add (flowers);
//add specials (2 sets)
Vector3 effect = new Vector3 (0, 0, 0);
for (int i=0;i<2;i++){
effect = new Vector3(5,0,0);
Card adderall = new SpecialCard ("adderall", effect, true);
deck.Add (adderall);
effect = new Vector3(5,0,0);
Card caffeinepill = new SpecialCard ("caffeinepill", effect, true);
deck.Add (caffeinepill);
effect = new Vector3(5,0,0);
Card drunk = new SpecialCard ("drunk", effect, false);
deck.Add (drunk);
effect = new Vector3(0,0,3);
Card hairdo = new SpecialCard ("hairdo", effect, true);
deck.Add (hairdo);
effect = new Vector3(0,0,5);
Card intimidate = new SpecialCard ("intimidate", effect, false);
deck.Add (intimidate);
effect = new Vector3(0,5,0);
Card steroids = new SpecialCard ("steroids", effect, true);
deck.Add (steroids);
effect = new Vector3(0,5,0);
Card trashtalk = new SpecialCard ("trashtalk", effect, false);
deck.Add (trashtalk);
effect = new Vector3(0,0,10);
Card wallflowerbloom = new SpecialCard ("wallflowerbloom", effect, true);
deck.Add (wallflowerbloom);
effect = new Vector3(0,3,3);
Card workout = new SpecialCard ("workout", effect, true);
deck.Add (workout);
}
}
public void initTestShorterDeck(){
deck = new List<Card> ();
//here's just a starter deck--nothing special or significant about my choices, basically from all the previous art I've done/some intuition judgement--just to be consistent with the game
//add 3 portals
for (int i=0;i<3;i++){
Card p = new PortalCard ("teleport");
deck.Add (p);
}
}
