Levelscripts

• Moving Platform

• Flying Circle

• Moving Object

Quickstart

Open Script/Test and select Edit script. You can access every object which has a name, which can be choosen in the editor.

Handlers

Handler Object

That is the global object called handler. You need it to register eventhandlers (and to use the predefined levelscripts).

Register

If you want to handle some event, you have to register it to the handler-object:

handler.Name.Event += some_function

Multiple event handlers

You can use more than one function to handle the same event:

handler.Name.Event += some_function1
handler.Name.Event += some_function2

Unregister

To remove some eventhandler from an event, use:

handler.Name.Event -= some_function

Available Handlers

• StickyElements
  • onOver(GameEventHandler geventhandler, GameElement who, GameDirection direction)
• MovingElements
  • onOver(inherits from StickyElements)
  • Check(Dictionary<string, int> newpos)
• Enemies
  • Check(Dictionary<string, int> newpos)
  • Dead()
• LevelEnd
  • finishedLevel(GameEventHandler geventhandler)
• AI
  • Check()

Example

from System.Collections.Generic import Dictionary

def plat1_onOver(geventhandler, who, direction):
   if who == GameElement.MGO and direction == GameDirection.Left:
      pointsArgs = Dictionary[GameEventArg, object]()
      pointsArgs[GameEventArg.points] = 1
      geventhandler(GameEvent.gotPoints, pointsArgs)

handler.Platform1.onOver += plat1_onOver

This code handles the Platform1’s onOver-Event, checks if a MGO crashes in it at the left border (GameDirection.Left), and give the player a point (call the GameEventHandler with an empty dictionary, because the newPoint-Event needs no arguments).

Note: You get many points when you touch the left side? That’s because everytime the MGO touches the left border, you get points. So, make a variable which checks if the user got the point, and handle that case (if you want).

Example with a class

class MoveSpika:
   def __init__(self):
      self.count = 1

   def move(self):
      if self.count <= 20:
         Spika1.Top -= 10
      else:
         Spika1.Top += 10

      if self.count >= 40:
         self.count = 0
      self.count += 1


m = MoveSpika()
handler.AI.Check += m.move

That moves the Spika1 up and down.

Note: For that usage it’s better to use the included Moving Object - Levelscript.