private static void Init()
{
// Generate map
CurrentMap = TestGameMap.CreateDungeonMap(100, 100);
// Entity to test layering
var testItem = new Entity(Color.White, Color.Transparent, 'i', (2, 2), 1, true, true);
CurrentMap.AddEntity(testItem);
Player = new Player(CurrentMap.WalkabilityView.RandomPosition(true));
CurrentMap.AddEntity(Player);
MapConsole = new ScrollingConsole(width: CurrentMap.Width, height: CurrentMap.Height,
font: SadConsole.Global.FontDefault,
viewPort: new XnaRect(0, 0, SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT),
initialCells: CurrentMap.RenderingCellData);
MapConsole.CenterViewPortOnPoint(Player.Position);
CurrentMap.ConfigureAsRenderer(MapConsole);
// Set our new console as the main object SadConsole processes, and set up keyboard input
SadConsole.Global.CurrentScreen = MapConsole;
SadConsole.Global.FocusedConsoles.Push(Player);
}
//Generate a map and display it. Could just as easily pass it into
public MapScreen(int mapWidth, int mapHeight, int viewportWidth, int viewportHeight)
{
Map = GenerateDungeon(mapWidth, mapHeight);
// Get a console that's set up to render the map, and add it as a child of this container so it renders
MapRenderer = Map.CreateRenderer(new XnaRect(0, 0, viewportWidth, viewportHeight), SadConsole.Global.FontDefault);
Children.Add(MapRenderer);
Map.ControlledGameObject.IsFocused = true; // Set player to receive input, since in this example the player handles movement
// Set up to recalculate FOV and set camera position appropriately when the player moves. Also make sure we hook the new
// Player if that object is reassigned.
Map.ControlledGameObject.Moved += Player_Moved;
Map.ControlledGameObjectChanged += ControlledGameObjectChanged;
// Calculate initial FOV and center camera
Map.CalculateFOV(Map.ControlledGameObject.Position, Map.ControlledGameObject.FOVRadius, Radius.SQUARE);
MapRenderer.CenterViewPortOnPoint(Map.ControlledGameObject.Position);
}
// MAP
public void CreateMapWindow(int width, int height, string title)
{
MapWindow = new Window(width, height)
{
CanDrag = false,
Title = title.Align(HorizontalAlignment.Center, width)
};
MapConsole.ViewPort = new Rectangle(0, 0, width - 2, height - 2);
MapConsole.Position = new Point(1, 1);
Button inventoryButton = new Button(15, 3)
{
Position = new Point(0, MapWindow.Height - 3),
Text = "Inventory"
};
MapWindow.Add(inventoryButton);
Button anatomyButton = new Button(15, 3)
{
Position = new Point(15, MapWindow.Height - 3),
Text = "Anatomy"
};
MapWindow.Add(anatomyButton);
MapWindow.Children.Add(MapConsole);
Children.Add(MapWindow);
MapWindow.Show();
MapConsole.MouseMove += Console_MouseMove;
MapConsole.MouseButtonClicked += Console_MouseClicked;
MapConsole.CenterViewPortOnPoint(GameLoop.World.Player.Position);
}
public void KeepCameraOnHero(Hero hero)
{
MapConsole.CenterViewPortOnPoint(hero.Position);
}
// This centres the viewport camera on an actor.
public void CenterOnActor(Actor actor)
{
MapConsole.CenterViewPortOnPoint(actor.Position);
}
private void CenterOnObject(Mobile m)
{
mapCons.CenterViewPortOnPoint(m.Position);
}
public void CenterOnActor(Entities.Actor actor)
{
// Centers the viewport/screen on the actor
MapConsole.CenterViewPortOnPoint(actor.Position);
}
