BOOL Game::checkForCollisions()
{
// NOTE: Things happen here in a specific order. Collisions between non-wall objects
// MUST MUST MUST happen before wall collisions. The reason is that the player could
// collide with a dragon and thus bounce off. If this were to occur after wall collisions were
// calculated, the player would more easily bounce through a wall.
UINT i;
SimpleArray *walls = itsPlayer->getRoom()->getWalls();
GameObject *bridge = itsPlayer->getRoom()->searchRoom(GameObject::GAMEOBJECT_TYPE_BRIDGE);
// TODO: clean this up
SimpleArray *objects = itsWorld->getObjects();
for (i=0;i<objects->length();i++)
{
GameObject *object = (GameObject *)(objects->elementAt(i));
if (object->getType() == GameObject::GAMEOBJECT_TYPE_WALL)
continue;
for (UINT j=1;j<objects->length();j++)
{
GameObject *object2 = (GameObject *)(objects->elementAt(j));
if (object2->getType() == GameObject::GAMEOBJECT_TYPE_WALL)
continue;
if (object->isColliding(object2))
{
object->collision(itsLastTickTime,object2);
object2->collision(itsLastTickTime,object);
}
}
}
RECT playerRect;
itsPlayer->getRect(&playerRect);
BOOL onBridge = FALSE;
for (i=0;i<walls->length();i++)
{
Wall *thisWall = (Wall *)(walls->elementAt(i));
if (thisWall->isColliding(itsPlayer))
{
// If the player's rect is colliding with the bridge, but not their actual pixels
// (in other words, inside the bridge's rect, but not touching the bridge itself)
if ( (bridge != NULL) && (ON_BRIDGE(bridge,itsPlayer,playerRect)) )
{
onBridge = TRUE;
}
else
{
itsPlayer->collision(itsLastTickTime,thisWall);
}
}
}
itsPlayer->setOnBridge(onBridge);
return TRUE;
}
BOOL Game::update()
{
BOOL updateObjects = FALSE;
BOOL checkForWinning = FALSE;
BOOL checkForLosing = FALSE;
BOOL checkCollisions = FALSE;
BOOL stopMovement = TRUE;
switch (itsCurrentState)
{
case GAMESTATE_PREGAME :
// since the pregame section is so different, we will call our own method
pregameUpdate();
break;
case GAMESTATE_INPROGRESS :
updateObjects = TRUE;
checkForWinning = TRUE;
checkForLosing = TRUE;
checkCollisions = TRUE;
stopMovement = FALSE;
break;
case GAMESTATE_WON :
{
updateObjects = TRUE;
Room *room = itsPlayer->getRoom();
// we need to change the walls a color for that ending flashiness
if (itsLastTickTime - itsWinTime >= theWinAnimationLength)
{
for (UINT i=0;i<room->getWalls()->length();i++)
{
Wall *wall = (Wall *)(room->getWalls()->elementAt(i));
wall->setChangesColor(FALSE);
}
}
else
{
// since the player will be holding the chalice, we can tell
// the walls to change colors, and they will change to the color
// of the chalice, which will make them appear to animate
for (UINT i=0;i<room->getWalls()->length();i++)
{
Wall *wall = (Wall *)(room->getWalls()->elementAt(i));
wall->setChangesColor(TRUE,1);
}
}
// hack to put the player in the right place for the ending
itsPlayer->setX(Game::theScreenHeight-64);
itsPlayer->setY(Game::theScreenWidth/2-16);
}
break;
case GAMESTATE_LOST :
updateObjects = TRUE;
stopMovement = FALSE;
break;
case GAMESTATE_PAUSED :
stopMovement = FALSE;
break;
}
theEventDispatcher.update(itsLastTickTime);
if (updateObjects)
{
SimpleArray *objects = NULL;
if (itsWorld != NULL)
objects = itsWorld->getObjects();
for (UINT i=0;i<objects->length();i++)
{
((GameObject *)(objects->elementAt(i)))->update(itsLastTickTime);
if (stopMovement)
{
((GameObject *)(objects->elementAt(i)))->stopMoving(itsLastTickTime);
}
}
for (i=0;i<itsWorld->getRooms()->length();i++)
{
((Room *)(itsWorld->getRooms()->elementAt(i)))->checkForObjectsLeaving();
}
}
if (checkForWinning && gameWon())
{
itsNewStateRequest.itsNewState = GAMESTATE_WON;
itsNewStateRequest.isActiveRequest = TRUE;
}
if (checkForLosing && gameLost())
{
itsNewStateRequest.itsNewState = GAMESTATE_LOST;
itsNewStateRequest.isActiveRequest = TRUE;
}
if (checkCollisions)
return checkForCollisions();
else
return TRUE;
}
