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2022-02-09 20:21:57 +13:00
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@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
import time
from functions import startGame, wait, parse, get_instructions, query_equip, error_message, change_equip
from functions import wait, startGame, query_equip, change_equip, get_instructions
from functions import error_message, parse
from random import randint
from enum import Enum, auto
@@ -7,11 +8,11 @@ from enum import Enum, auto
# pyinstaller --onefile --paths=C:\Users\kasai\PycharmProjects\pythonProject\Kanjin\KanjinEngine.py
class Engine(object):
seed = None
def __init__(self, scene_map):
# self.name = "name"
# self.descrip = "descrip"
self.seed = None
self.scene_map = scene_map
# gets the game's map from instance "mymap" at bottom of this file
@@ -24,14 +25,14 @@ class Engine(object):
current_scene = self.scene_map.next_scene(next_scene_name)
current_scene.enter()
# # note: will throw error if no new scene passed in by next line:
# next_scene_name = current_scene.action()
# # get the name of the next scene from the action() function that
# # runs in the current scene - what it returns
#
# current_scene = self.scene_map.next_scene(next_scene_name)
# # here we use that val returned by current scene to go to
# # the next scene, running function in Map
# # note: will throw error if no new scene passed in by next line:
# next_scene_name = current_scene.action()
# # get the name of the next scene from the action() function that
# # runs in the current scene - what it returns
#
# current_scene = self.scene_map.next_scene(next_scene_name)
# # here we use that val returned by current scene to go to
# # the next scene, running function in Map
class Player:
@@ -83,9 +84,9 @@ class Player:
"equipped": True
},
paper: {"Count": 1,
"object": Weapon,
"equipped": False
},
"object": Weapon,
"equipped": False
},
tornRags: {"Count": 1,
"object": Armor,
"equipped": True
@@ -168,14 +169,23 @@ class Player:
f' {item_key.description}')
def drop_item(self, object1):
pass
x = None
for list_key, list_value in self.inventory.items(): # string, dictionary
if object1 in list_key.name.lower(): # if user input is in the inventory list
x = self.inventory.copy()
del x[list_key]
print("Did I drop it?")
return x
def update_inventory(self, x):
self.inventory = x
def loot_object(self, object1):
for scene, room in Map.scenes.items(): # iterate map scenes
if Engine.seed == scene: # set new Engine seed in each room.enter()
for list_key, list_value in room.lootable_items.items(): # string, dictionary
if object1 in list_key: # if user input is in the lootable items
for var, count in list_value.items(): # variable/object, integer
for var, count in list_value.items(): # variable/object, integer
if object1 in list_key: # if user input is in the lootable items
if var in self.inventory: # if object is in inventory
self.inventory[var]["Count"] += count # increase item count
@@ -187,7 +197,7 @@ class Player:
"equipped": False}
print(f'{var.name} x {count} has been added to your rucksack.')
del room.lootable_items[object1] # remove item from lootable list
room.lootable_items[object1][var] = 0 # set item to 0
break
else:
print("You don't see one of those to loot.")
@@ -197,22 +207,46 @@ class Player:
for scene, room in Map.scenes.items(): # iterate map scenes
if Engine.seed == scene: # set new Engine seed in each room.enter()
for list_key, list_value in room.available_items.items(): # string, dictionary
if object1 in list_key: # if user input is in the available items
for var, count in list_value.items(): # variable/object, integer
for var, count in list_value.items(): # variable/object, integer
if object1 in list_key: # if user input is in the available items
if var in self.inventory: # if object is in inventory
self.inventory[var]["Count"] += count # increase item count
print(f'{var.name} x {count} has been added to your existing stack.')
response = input(f'There are {room.available_items[object1][var]}.\n'
f'How many will you take?\n>> ').lower()
if response in ("0", "none"):
break
elif response == "all":
if var in self.inventory:
self.inventory[var]["Count"] += count # increase item count
print(f'{var.name} x {count} has been added to your existing stack.')
room.available_items[object1][var] = 0
elif var not in self.inventory[var]: # if variable not in inventory
self.inventory[var] = {"Count": count, # add it in
"object": var.type,
"equipped": False}
print(f'{var.name} x {count} has been added to your rucksack.')
elif var not in self.inventory: # if objects not in inventory
self.inventory[var] = {"Count": count, # add it in
"object": var.type,
"equipped": False}
print(f'{var.name} x {count} has been added to your rucksack.')
room.available_items[object1][var] = 0
elif int(response) <= count:
if var in self.inventory:
self.inventory[var]["Count"] += int(response) # increase item count
print(f'{var.name} x {response} has been added to your existing stack.')
room.available_items[object1][var] = \
room.available_items[object1][var] - int(response)
elif var not in self.inventory: # if objects not in inventory
self.inventory[var] = {"Count": response, # add it in
"object": var.type,
"equipped": False}
print(f'{var.name} x {response} has been added to your rucksack.')
room.available_items[object1][var] = \
room.available_items[object1][var]-int(response)
else:
print("You can't take more than exist.")
del room.available_items[object1] # remove item from available list
break
elif object1 not in list_key:
else:
print("You don't see any lying around..")
break
@@ -404,6 +438,8 @@ def process_command(command, object1):
output = None
if command == "help":
output = get_instructions()
# if command == "scene":
# output = read_room()
elif command == "inventory":
user.current_inventory()
elif command == "equipment":
@@ -424,10 +460,24 @@ def process_command(command, object1):
user.loot_object(object1)
elif command == "error":
output = error_message()
elif command == "drop":
user.update_inventory(user.drop_item(object1))
return output
def read_room():
print("Glancing around the room you see:")
for scene, room in Map.scenes.items(): # iterate map scenes
if Engine.seed == scene: # set new Engine seed in each room.enter()
for list_key, list_value in room.available_items.items(): # string, dictionary
for var, count in list_value.items(): # variable/object, integer
available_items = f'{room.available_items[list_key][var]}x {list_key}.'
print(available_items)
if room.available_items[list_key][var] == 0:
del room.available_items[list_key]
# Different types of coins
GP1 = Money("Gold", 1, False)
SP1 = Money("Silver", 1, False)
@@ -437,7 +487,7 @@ CP1 = Money("Copper", 1, False)
rock = Weapon(
name="Rock",
description="A fist-sized rock, suitable for bludgeoning.",
value="No value",
value=None,
damage1H=randint(1, 6),
damage2H=0,
dmgType=DamageType.CRUSHING,
@@ -450,7 +500,7 @@ rock = Weapon(
tornRags = Armor(
name="Torn Rags",
description="A ripped and worn-out outfit.",
value="No Value",
value=None,
grade="Light",
ac=0,
disadvantage=True,
@@ -460,7 +510,7 @@ tornRags = Armor(
paper = Item(
name="Paper",
description="A blank piece of paper",
value=0,
value=None,
magical=False
)
@@ -473,20 +523,19 @@ user = Player("Jamie", "Male", 29, "Elf", "Mage")
# enter() needs to return a map name.
class Tutorial(Scene):
available_items = {
"rock": {rock: 12},
"paper": {paper: 3}
"paper": {paper: 3},
"rock": {rock: 12}
}
lootable_items = {
"chest": {GP1: 5, rock: 1},
"corpse": {GP1: 100}
}
name = "Tutorial Level"
# descrip = ("There are certain commands that will be available almost anytime you are able to type,\n"
# "such as viewing your inventory, checking your equipped items, and also changing them.\n"
# "You can also view your stats including your current and max hp.\n"
# "Give it a go starting with 'Check inventory', 'Check equipment', and 'View stats'.\n"
# "See what else you can do, then enter 'continue' to move to the next step.")
descrip = f'Scattered around the room you see {available_items["rock"][rock]}x rock.'
descrip = ("There are certain commands that will be available almost anytime you are able to type,\n"
"such as viewing your inventory, checking your equipped items, and also changing them.\n"
"You can also view your stats including your current and max hp.\n"
"Give it a go starting with 'Check inventory', 'Check equipment', and 'View stats'.\n"
"See what else you can do, then enter 'continue' to move to the next step.")
has_visited = False
current_seed = "tutorial"
@@ -502,15 +551,16 @@ class Tutorial(Scene):
self.has_visited = True
action = input(">> ").lower()
while action not in ("continue", "scene"): # move scene to parser
process_command(*parse(action))
action = input(">> ").lower()
while action != "continue": # move scene to parser
if action == "scene":
read_room()
action = input(">> ").lower()
else:
process_command(*parse(action))
action = input(">> ").lower()
else:
if action == "continue":
return "begin"
elif action == "scene":
print(self.available_items)
return self.current_seed
def action(self):
pass
@@ -564,11 +614,11 @@ class CaveEntrance(Scene):
available_items = {}
name = "Cave Entrance"
descrip = "A small broken statue at the mouth of a cave marks the entrance to a dungeon.\n" \
"Beyond the broken statue lies a massive, rugged room, too dark to see into.\n" \
"You make out the silhouette of broken pottery sprawled around.\n" \
"\nBehind you is the forest you traversed through to get here, about 1500m away from the road.\n" \
"To the east, a canyon. Too wide to cross and too deep to see the bottom.\n" \
"On the west is a mountain face. You are not prepared to take that on.\n"
"Beyond the broken statue lies a massive, rugged room, too dark to see into.\n" \
"You make out the silhouette of broken pottery sprawled around.\n" \
"\nBehind you is the forest you traversed through to get here, about 1500m away from the road.\n" \
"To the east, a canyon. Too wide to cross and too deep to see the bottom.\n" \
"On the west is a mountain face. You are not prepared to take that on.\n"
descFalse = "You return to the cave entrance with the road behind you, a canyon to the east, " \
"and a mountain face on the right."
has_visited = False