Reputation: 4347
Python Game Movement
I am working on a simulation for a business problem, but I am trying to build a 2d game to demonstrate the simulated movements.
To do this, I am starting off with an actual python game that I found some code for online.
The goal is to create 100s of simulated movements (up, down, left, right, stop) via random integer. For example, random = 1, then move left.
For some reason I am able to send the first movement, but the second to 100th movements are ignored by the game.
Can someone please give me a hint as to what I'm doing wrong?
I would greatly appreciate someone's expertise.
GitHub Link :: https://github.com/deacons2016/pygame
from __future__ import division
import random
from cocos.actions import AccelDeccel
from cocos.actions import Delay
from cocos.actions import JumpBy
from cocos.actions import Move
from cocos.actions import MoveBy
from cocos.actions import Repeat
from cocos.actions import Reverse
from cocos.actions import RotateBy
from pyglet.window import key
import cocos
import cocos.collision_model as cm
import resources
import time
class Game(cocos.layer.ColorLayer):
is_event_handler = True
def __init__(self):
super(Game, self).__init__(102, 102, 225, 255)
self.collision_manager = cm.CollisionManagerBruteForce()
self.player = cocos.sprite.Sprite(resources.player)
self.player.position = 400, 25
self.player.velocity = 0, 0
self.player.speed = 150
self.add(self.player, z=2)
self.player.cshape = cm.AARectShape(
self.player.position,
self.player.width//2,
self.player.height//2
)
self.collision_manager.add(self.player)
self.boss = cocos.sprite.Sprite(resources.player)
self.boss.position = 400, 600
self.boss.scale = 0.4
self.add(self.boss, z=1)
self.boss.cshape = cm.AARectShape(
self.boss.position,
self.boss.width//2,
self.boss.height//2
)
self.collision_manager.add(self.boss)
self.batch = cocos.batch.BatchNode()
self.enemies = [cocos.sprite.Sprite(resources.player)
for i in range(6)]
positions = ((250, 125), (550, 125), (300, 325), (500, 325),
(150, 475), (650, 475))
for num, enem in enumerate(self.enemies):
enem.position = positions[num]
enem.cshape = cm.AARectShape(
enem.position,
enem.width//2,
enem.height//2
)
self.collision_manager.add(enem)
self.batch.add(enem)
self.add(self.batch, z=1)
self.player.do(Move())
move_basic = MoveBy((120, 0), 1)
self.enemies[0].do(Repeat(move_basic + Reverse(move_basic)))
self.enemies[1].do(Repeat(Reverse(move_basic) + move_basic))
move_complex = (MoveBy((-75, 75), 1) +
Delay(0.5) +
MoveBy((-75, -75), 1) +
Delay(0.5) +
MoveBy((75, -75), 1) +
Delay(0.5) +
MoveBy((75, 75), 1) +
Delay(0.5))
self.enemies[2].do(Repeat(move_complex))
self.enemies[3].do(Repeat(Reverse(move_complex)))
move_jump = AccelDeccel(JumpBy((200, 0), 75, 3, 3))
move_jump_rot = AccelDeccel(RotateBy(360, 3))
self.enemies[4].do(Repeat(move_jump + Reverse(move_jump)))
self.enemies[4].do(Repeat(move_jump_rot + Reverse(move_jump_rot)))
self.enemies[5].do(Repeat(Reverse(move_jump) + move_jump))
self.enemies[5].do(Repeat(Reverse(move_jump_rot) + move_jump_rot))
self.schedule(self.update)
def simulate(self):
x = 100
while x > 0:
rand = random.randint(1,5)
if rand == 1:
self.movePlayer("left")
time.sleep(.05)
print("left")
elif rand == 2:
self.movePlayer("right")
time.sleep(.05)
print("right")
elif rand == 3:
self.movePlayer("up")
time.sleep(.05)
print("up")
elif rand == 4:
self.movePlayer("down")
time.sleep(.05)
print("down")
elif rand == 5:
self.movePlayer("space")
time.sleep(.05)
print("space")
x -= 1
def update(self, dt):
self.player.cshape.center = self.player.position
for enem in self.enemies:
enem.cshape.center = enem.position
collisions = self.collision_manager.objs_colliding(self.player)
if collisions:
if self.boss in collisions:
print("You won!")
cocos.director.director.pop()
def movePlayer(self, symbol):
if symbol == "left":
self.player.velocity = -self.player.speed, 0
elif symbol == "right":
self.player.velocity = self.player.speed, 0
elif symbol == "up":
self.player.velocity = 0, self.player.speed
elif symbol == "down":
self.player.velocity = 0, -self.player.speed
elif symbol == "space":
self.player.velocity = 0, 0
if __name__ == '__main__':
cocos.director.director.init(
width=800,
height=650,
caption="Catch your husband!"
)
game_layer = Game()
game_scene = cocos.scene.Scene(game_layer)
game_layer.simulate()
cocos.director.director.run(game_scene)
print("after")
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2005
Answers (1)
Reputation:
Like @Blckknght pointed out, drawing the layer Game and running its other scheduled functions (in your case Game.update) starts only after calling cocos.director.director.run(game_scene). That is why you cannot see the velocity updates - they are done by the time drawing begins.
You should remove the call game_layer.simulate() as it doesn't have the desired effect.
Then you could do:
def simulate(self, dt):
if self.x > 0: # set this to 100 in constructor
rand = random.randint(1,5)
if rand == 1:
self.movePlayer("left")
print("left")
elif rand == 2:
self.movePlayer("right")
print("right")
elif rand == 3:
self.movePlayer("up")
print("up")
elif rand == 4:
self.movePlayer("down")
print("down")
elif rand == 5:
self.movePlayer("space")
print("space")
x -= 1
Notice that I removed calls to time.sleep. Not sure if those would cause problems, but it's probably better to call the dedicated schedule_interval (or schedule) function in cocos2d.
In the constructor of Game:
self.schedule_interval(self.simulate, 0.05)
self.schedule_interval(self.update, 0.05)
To schedule Game.simulate you must change the signature of the function to have dt as its second argument, like Game.update has.
Upvotes: 1