void DirectXGraphics::renderGame(Game *game)
{
GameStateManager *gsm = game->getGSM();
World *world = gsm->getWorld();
GameText *text = game->getText();
// CHECK TO SEE IF WE STILL HAVE THE GPU
HRESULT result = graphicsDevice->TestCooperativeLevel();
// IF WE HAVE THE GPU, RENDER THE GAME
if (SUCCEEDED(result))
{
// NOW PREPARE TO RENDER THE LISTS USING
// BATCH TEXTURE RENDERING
startDirectXFrameRendering();
spriteHandler->Begin(D3DXSPRITE_ALPHABLEND);
// RENDER THE WORLD RENDER LIST
renderWorldRenderList();
// RENDER THE GUI RENDER LIST
renderGUIRenderList();
// RENDER THE TEXT
renderText(text);
// WRAP UP RENDERING RESOURCES
if (FAILED(spriteHandler->End()))
{
text->writeDebugOutput("\nspriteHandler->End(): FAILED");
}
endDirectXFrameRendering();
}
// WE'VE LOST THE GPU, SLEEP UNTIL WE GET IT BACK
else if (result == D3DERR_DEVICELOST)
{
spriteHandler->OnLostDevice();
textFont->OnLostDevice();
Sleep(100);
}
// WE'VE GOT IT BACK, RELOAD EVERYTHING. NOTE THAT
// WE'LL ONLY GET THIS MESSAGE ONCE.
else if (result == D3DERR_DEVICENOTRESET)
{
if (FAILED(graphicsDevice->Reset(&presentParameters)))
{
game->getText()->writeDebugOutput("\ngraphicsDevice->Reset: FAILED - Reloading GPU images");
game->reloadAllDevices();
}
else
{
spriteHandler->OnResetDevice();
textFont->OnResetDevice();
}
}
}
/*
initText - Provides an example of how to render text to our screen every frame,
allowing for the text to continually change. This method adds a text object
to the text manager (GameText), which allows it to be updated each frame. This
method should be called only once for each object.
*/
void DummyTextGenerator::initText(Game *game)
{
// FIRST UPDATE THE TEXT THIS GENERATOR IS USING
appendTargetFPS(game);
// AND THEN HAND IT TO THE TEXT MANAGER, SPECIFYING WHERE IT SHOULD BE RENDERED
GameText *text = game->getText();
text->addText(&textToGenerate, 350, 50, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
}
/*
initText - Provides an example of how to render text to our screen every frame,
allowing for the text to continually change. This method adds a text object
to the text manager (GameText), which allows it to be updated each frame. This
method should be called only once for each object.
*/
void BalloonEscapeTextGenerator::initText(Game *game)
{
// FIRST UPDATE THE TEXT THIS GENERATOR IS USING
appendMouseCoords(game);
// AND THEN HAND IT TO THE TEXT MANAGER, SPECIFYING WHERE IT SHOULD BE RENDERED
GameText *text = game->getText();
text->addText(&textToGenerate, W_TEXT_X, W_TEXT_Y, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
}
/*
initText - Provides an example of how to render text to our screen every frame,
allowing for the text to continually change. This method adds a text object
to the text manager (GameText), which allows it to be updated each frame. This
method should be called only once for each object.
*/
void StraightLineRPGTextGenerator::initText(Game *game)
{
// FIRST UPDATE THE TEXT THIS GENERATOR IS USING
appendPlayerHealth(game);
// AND THEN HAND IT TO THE TEXT MANAGER, SPECIFYING WHERE IT SHOULD BE RENDERED
GameText *text = game->getText();
text->addText(&textHealth, W_TEXT_X, W_TEXT_Y, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
appendPlayerMP(game);
text->addText(&textMP, W_TEXT_P_MP_X, W_TEXT_P_MP_Y, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
appendPlayerStr(game);
text->addText(&textStr, W_TEXT_P_STR_X, W_TEXT_P_STR_Y, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
appendPlayerDef(game);
text->addText(&textDefense, W_TEXT_P_DEF_X, W_TEXT_P_DEF_Y, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
}
void OdysseyTextGenerator::initText(Game *game)
{
GameText *text = game->getText();
text->addText(&W_SPALSH_TEXT, 400, 350, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_MAIN_TEXT_1, 430, 350, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_MAIN_TEXT_2, 455, 370, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_MAIN_TEXT_3, 455, 390, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_MAIN_TEXT_4, 475, 410, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&textToGenerate, 500, 2, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_PAUSE_TEXT_1, 500, 610, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_PAUSE_TEXT_2, 500, 640, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_CONT_TEXT, 500, 550, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
text->addText(&W_GAME_OVER_QUIT, 500, 570, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
}
/*
createDirectXDeviceAndSpriteHandler - THIS METHOD CREATES OUR GPU AND
SPRITE HANDLER (used for batch rendering textures) USING THE COLOR
FORMAT AND SCREEN RESOLUTION OF OUR CHOICE.
*/
HRESULT DirectXGraphics::createDirectXDeviceAndSpriteHandler()
{
HRESULT result;
GameText *text = game->getText();
// CREATE OUR GPU
result = d3d->CreateDevice(D3DADAPTER_DEFAULT,
D3DDEVTYPE_HAL,
presentParameters.hDeviceWindow,
D3DCREATE_HARDWARE_VERTEXPROCESSING,
&presentParameters,
&graphicsDevice);
// IF GPU CREATION WAS SUCCESSFUL
if (SUCCEEDED(result))
{
text->writeDebugOutput("SUCCEEDED");
text->writeDebugOutput("\nD3DXCreateSprite(): ");
// CREATE OUR SPRITE HANDLER
result = D3DXCreateSprite(graphicsDevice, &spriteHandler);
if (SUCCEEDED(result))
{
text->writeDebugOutput("SUCCEEDED");
}
else
text->writeDebugOutput("FAILED");
this->initTextFont(20);
}
else
text->writeDebugOutput("FAILED");
return result;
}
