// Set the speedo speed value
void BiPlaneGameUI::setSpeed(float s) {
// TODO: Better angle calculation, possible based on a players Max speed?
// -100 is the starting angle and the rotation is "twice the speed".
float angle = -90 + (s * 2.0);
// Rotate the needle to the configured angle
dbRotateSprite(this->speedoNeedleSpriteId, angle);
}
void Mobstacle::simuShow()
{
if(active == 1)
{
dbOffsetSprite( spriteNO , dbSpriteWidth(spriteNO)/2 , dbSpriteHeight(spriteNO)/2 );
dbRotateSprite( imageNO , angle );
dbSprite ( spriteNO , locationX * phyToReal , locationY * phyToReal , imageNO );
dbSetSpritePriority( spriteNO , 4);
}
}
void world::setWorld(char input[], int &xCord, int &yCord) { //Used to we our current level or stage
if(strcmp(input,"stage1") == 0) { //If it's equal to stage 1:
strcpy(currentworld,"stage1"); //Set our current world to stage1
strcpy(character,"character.png"); //Set our character map to character.png
dbCreateAnimatedSprite(1,character,4,4,1); //Do our initial setups such as making our sprite sheet usable and setting our x and y coordinates.
xCord = 150;
yCord = 50;
currentX = &xCord;
currentY = &yCord;
dbLoadImage("carpet.png",2); //Now we can load out images for later. These images can be used by both sprites and actual pictures.
dbLoadImage("wall.png",3);
dbLoadImage("closet.png",4);
dbLoadImage("bunkBed.png",5);
dbLoadImage("bedLower.png",6);
dbLoadImage("characterTV.png",7);
dbLoadImage("computer.png",8);
dbLoadImage("mainTV.png",9);
dbLoadImage("mainTable.png",10);
dbLoadImage("couch.png",11);
dbLoadImage("chair.png",12);
dbLoadImage("kitchenTable.png",13);
dbLoadImage("kitchenFloor.png",14);
dbLoadImage("kitchenLeftCounter.png",15);
dbLoadImage("kitchenRightCounter.png",16);
dbLoadImage("background.png",17);
dbLoadImage("doorRight.png",18);
dbLoadImage("doorLeft.png",19);
dbLoadImage("mainDoor.png",20);
dbLoadImage("mainComputer.png",21);
dbLoadImage("smallTable.png",22);
dbLoadImage("doorFacing.png",23);
dbLoadImage("roomDoorFacing.png",24);
dbLoadImage("roomDoorSide.png",25);
dbLoadSound("doorOpen.wav",1);
dbLoadSound("doorClose.wav",2);
dbLoadSound("silence.wav",3);
dbLoadSound("TV.wav",4);
dbLoadSound("mainTV.wav",5);
dbLoadSound("mainPC.wav",6);
dbLoadSound("characterComp.wav",7);
dbLoadSound("sink.wav",8);
dbLoadSound("fridge.wav",9);
dbLoadSound("locked.wav",10);
dbLoadSound("blocked.wav",11);
dbLoadSound("beep.wav",12);
dbLoadSound("wrong.wav",13);
dbLoadSound("correct.wav",14);
numOfImages = 25;
//Sprites 2 through 17 are used for the walls. For demonstration on how to set sprites and objects, please see sprite 19+
dbSprite(2,80,0,3);
dbSizeSprite(2,15,440);
setObject(80,0,15,440);
dbSprite(3,80,0,3);
dbSizeSprite(3,140,15);
setObject(80,0,140,15);
dbSprite(4,170,98,3);
dbSizeSprite(4,15,47);
setObject(170,98,15,47);
dbSprite(5,220,0,3);
dbSizeSprite(5,15,142);
setObject(220,0,15,142);
dbSprite(6,80,130,3);
dbSizeSprite(6,98,135);
setObject(80,145,98,120);
dbSprite(7,227,0,3);
dbSizeSprite(7,90,280);
setObject(227,0,90,280);
dbSprite(8,220,182,3);
dbSizeSprite(8,30,38);
setObject(220,182,30,38);
dbSprite(9,170,185,3);
dbSizeSprite(9,15,15);
setObject(170,185,15,15);
dbSprite(10,170,240,3);
dbSizeSprite(10,15,113);
setObject(170,240,15,112);
dbSprite(12,220,260,3);
dbSizeSprite(12,30,20);
setObject(220,260,30,20);
dbSprite(13,80,430,3);
dbSizeSprite(13,305,15);
setObject(80,430,305,15);
dbSprite(14,376,280,3);
dbSizeSprite(14,9,20);
setObject(376,280,9,20);
dbSprite(15,376,340,3);
dbSizeSprite(15,9,100);
setObject(376,340,9,100);
dbSprite(16,95,110,4);
dbSizeSprite(16,75,20);
dbSprite(17,95,25,5);
dbSizeSprite(17,35,53);
//Whenever you wish to set object collision checking, you can simply use the setObject function. This function takes 4 arguments. The x1 coordinate, the y1 coordinate, the x length, and the y length. Within these boundaries, it is treated as solid material. Characters cannot walk through these coordinates on the screen.
//Example: setObject(95,26,33,2) makes an object at x coordinate 95, y coordinate 26, and makes it have a width of 33 pixels and a height of 2 pixels.
setObject(95,26,33,2); //Character bed top
setObject(95,26,2,50); //Character bed left side
setObject(95,74,34,1); //Character bed bottom
setObject(193,29,27,34); //CharacterTV
dbSprite(19,160,15,8); //Character computer
dbSizeSprite(19,28,17); //Makes the image for the sprite stretch to the specifications. The second argument is width, and the third is height.
setObject(160,15,28,17);
dbSprite(20,265,303,9); //Character Tv (Rotation involved)
dbSizeSprite(20,24,37);
dbRotateSprite(20,-90);
setObject(265,280,36,23);
dbSprite(21,263,365,10); //Main table
dbSizeSprite(21,40,25);
setObject(263,365,40,25);
dbSprite(22,95,265,15); //Left counter
dbSizeSprite(22,21,90);
setObject(95,265,21,66);
dbSprite(23,149,265,16); //Right counter
dbSizeSprite(23,21,90);
setObject(149,265,21,83);
setObject(95,384,33,46); //All of this chunk is the kitchen table. One for each. (Round objects to be implemented)
setObject(95,381,23,3);
setObject(130,388,2,42);
setObject(133,391,1,39);
setObject(136,394,1,36);
setObject(137,396,1,34);
setObject(138,397,1,33);
setObject(139,399,1,31);
setObject(140,402,1,28);
dbSprite(24,218,142,18); //Relative room
dbSizeSprite(24,9,40);
setObject(220,142,9,40);
dbSprite(25,218,220,18); //Closet below relative room
dbSizeSprite(25,9,40);
setObject(220,220,9,40);
dbSprite(26,178,145,19); //Upper closet
dbSizeSprite(26,9,40);
setObject(178,145,7,40);
dbSprite(27,178,200,19); //Bathroom
dbSizeSprite(27,9,40);
setObject(178,200,7,40);
dbSprite(28,374,300,20); //Main door
dbSizeSprite(28,11,40);
setObject(376,300,9,40);
dbSprite(29,185,316,21); //Main computer
dbSizeSprite(29,16,32);
setObject(185,316,16,32);
dbSprite(30,360,370,22); //Small table
dbSizeSprite(30,12,17);
setObject(360,370,12,17);
dbSprite(31,352,0,3); //Wall to the right of main closet
dbSizeSprite(31,33,280);
setObject(352,0,33,280);
dbSprite(32,317,0,3); //Wall behind main closet
dbSizeSprite(32,35,278);
setObject(317,0,35,278);
dbSprite(33,317,268,23); //Closet close to door
dbSizeSprite(33,35,12);
setObject(317,268,35,12);
dbSprite(34,185,98,24); //Character door
dbSizeSprite(34,35,12);
setObject(185,98,35,12);
numOfSprites = 34;
//Much like the objects, to set an event at a certain coordinate, use the setEvent function. The arguments are the x1 coordinate, the y1 coordinate, the x length, the y length, the argument to be sent to the function, and the actual function name itself. Note: currently, the argument has to be a string.
//Example: setEvent(80,24,50,54,"bed",printText) makes an event at the x coordinate 80 and y coordinate 24. It has a width of 50 and a height downward of 54. Whenever and event happens, the text "bed" is sent to the printText function.
setEvent(80,24,50,54,"bed",printText);
setEvent(80,24,50,54,"40",dimArea);
setEvent(193,29,27,34,"characterTV",printText);
setEvent(160,15,28,17,"characterComputer",printText);
setEvent(265,279,36,24,"familyTV",printText);
setEvent(185,316,16,32,"familyComp",printText);
setEvent(263,365,40,12,"tableFront",printText);
setEvent(263,378,40,12,"tableBack",printText);
setEvent(360,370,12,17,"smallTable",printText);
setEvent(243,400,80,30,"couch",printText);
setEvent(325,400,45,30,"chair",printText);
setEvent(317,268,35,12,"mainCloset",printText);
setEvent(93,375,55,55,"kitchnTable",printText);
setEvent(95,265,21,22,"counter",printText);
setEvent(95,288,21,20,"kitchnSink",printText);
setEvent(95,309,21,23,"counter",printText);
setEvent(149,265,21,20,"fridge",printText);
setEvent(149,286,21,20,"counter",printText);
setEvent(149,307,21,24,"stove",printText);
setEvent(149,332,21,17,"counter",printText);
setEvent(178,145,9,40,"upCloset",printText);
setEvent(218,142,9,40,"upperRoom",printText);
setEvent(178,200,9,40,"bathroom",printText);
setEvent(218,220,9,40,"lowCloset",printText);
setEvent(185,98,35,12,"roomDoor",changeState);
setEvent(376,300,9,40,"mainDoor",passGuess);
}
}
void Ave::MenosRotateBird()
{
dbRotateSprite(ID,dbSpriteAngle(ID)+1);
Angle=abs(dbSpriteAngle(ID));
}
void Ave::rotateBird()
{
dbRotateSprite(ID,dbSpriteAngle(ID)-1);
Angle=abs(dbSpriteAngle(ID));
}
