level_maker.py

Created by antarctus

Created on September 19, 2021

1.89 KB

Voici comment créer des niveaux pour le jeu chute.py !


from random import *
from kandinsky import *
from ion import *
from time import *

back_color=(0,)*3


def draw_instruction():
  fill_rect(0,0,320,222,back_color)
  for i in range(len(instruction)):
    draw_string(instruction[i],5,10+i*30,(200,)*3,back_color)

instruction=[
"OK pour changer d'objet",
"les fleches pour bouger l'objet",
"copy pour doubler l'objet",
"<x pour supprimer l'objet",
")+fleche pour changer la taille",
"EXE pour avoir le code source",
"OK pour passer a la suite →",
]

type=[
[],
[120,120,20,30,5],
[30,30,20,10]
]

edit=[
[[40, 130], [240, 130]],
[[120, 100, 20, 30, 5]],
[[40, 130, 220, 10]]
]


edit_id=0
type_id=0

def draw_all():

  fill_rect(0,0,320,222,back_color)

  for i in edit[2]:
    fill_rect(i[0],i[1],i[2],i[3],(0,0,200))

  for i in edit[1]:
    fill_rect(i[0]+3,i[1],17,30,(0,255,0))
    fill_rect(i[0],i[1]+3,12,10,(200,)*3)

  fill_rect(edit[0][0][0],edit[0][0][1]-5,20,5,(255,150,100))
  fill_rect(edit[0][1][0],edit[0][1][1]-5,20,5,(100,100,255))


draw_instruction()
sleep(1)
while not keydown(KEY_OK):
  sleep(0.05)

while True:

  try:
    draw_all()
    sleep(0.1)

    if keydown(KEY_OK):
      edit_id+=1

    if keydown(KEY_VAR):
      if not type_id==0:
        edit[type_id]+=[[None,[randint(1,7)*10,randint(1,7)*10,20,30,5],[randint(1,7)*10,randint(1,7)*10,20,10]][type_id],]
    if keydown(KEY_BACKSPACE) and type_id in (1,2) and len(edit[type_id])>1:
      del edit[type_id][edit_id]

    if len(edit[type_id])<=edit_id:
      edit_id=0
      type_id=(type_id+1)%3

    for i in range(4):
      if keydown(i):
        edit[type_id][edit_id][[0,1,1,0][i]]+=[-1,-1,1,1][i]*10
        if keydown(KEY_RIGHTPARENTHESIS) and type_id==2:
          edit[type_id][edit_id][[0,1,1,0][i]]-=[-1,-1,1,1][i]*10
          edit[type_id][edit_id][[2,3,3,2][i]]+=[-1,-1,1,1][i]*10

    if keydown(KEY_EXE):
      print(edit)
      break

  except:
    print(edit)
    break

During your visit to our site, NumWorks needs to install "cookies" or use other technologies to collect data about you in order to:

With the exception of Cookies essential to the operation of the site, NumWorks leaves you the choice: you can accept Cookies for audience measurement by clicking on the "Accept and continue" button, or refuse these Cookies by clicking on the "Continue without accepting" button or by continuing your browsing. You can update your choice at any time by clicking on the link "Manage my cookies" at the bottom of the page. For more information, please consult our cookies policy.