CGame Class Reference

The game class. More...

#include <Game.h>

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Public Member Functions
	~CGame ()
	Destructor.
void	Initialize ()
	Initialize the game.
void	ProcessFrame ()
	Process an animation frame.
void	Release ()
	Release the renderer.

Private Member Functions
void	LoadSprites ()
	Start loading sprites.
void	LoadSounds ()
	Start loading sounds.
void	CreateObjects ()
	Create game objects.
void	BeginGame ()
	Begin playing the game.
void	KeyboardHandler ()
	The keyboard handler.
void	MouseHandler ()
	The mouse handler.
bool	ControllerHandler ()
	The controller handler.
void	RenderFrame ()
	Render an animation frame.
void	DrawFrameRateText ()
	Draw frame rate text to screen.
void	FollowCamera ()
	Make camera follow player character.
void	ProcessState ()
	Process game state.

Private Attributes
eGameState	m_eGameState = eGameState::Loading
	Game state.
bool	m_bDrawFrameRate = false
	Draw the frame rate.
UINT	m_nLevel = 0
	Level number.

Additional Inherited Members
Static Protected Attributes inherited from CCommon
static Sage::CSpriteRenderer *	m_pRenderer = nullptr
	Pointer to renderer.
static CObjectManager *	m_pObjectManager = nullptr
	Pointer to object manager.
static Sage::CParticleEngine2D *	m_pParticleEngine = nullptr
	Pointer to particle engine.
static CTileManager *	m_pTileManager = nullptr
	Pointer to tile manager.
static CPlayer *	m_pPlayer = nullptr
	Pointer to player character.
static Vector2	m_vWorldSize
	World height and width.
static bool	m_bGodMode = false
	God mode flag.
static bool	m_bShowState = false
	Show NPC state flag.
static bool	m_bShowBounds = false
	Draw bounding boxes and circles flag.

Detailed Description

The game class is the object-oriented implementation of the game. This class must contain the following public member functions. Initialize() does initialization and will be run exactly once at the start of the game. ProcessFrame() will be called once per frame to create and render the next animation frame. Release() will be called at game exit but before any destructors are run.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~CGame()

CGame::~CGame

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Delete the particle engine and the object manager. The renderer needs to be deleted before this destructor runs so it will be done elsewhere.

Member Function Documentation

BeginGame()

void CGame::BeginGame ( )

private

Call this function to start a new game. This should be re-entrant so that you can restart a new game without having to shut down and restart the program. Clear the particle engine to get rid of any existing particles, delete any old objects out of the object manager and create some new ones.

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ControllerHandler()

bool CGame::ControllerHandler ( )

private

Poll the XBox controller state and respond to the controls there.

Returns

true if there is a controller connected.

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CreateObjects()

void CGame::CreateObjects ( )

private

Ask the object manager to create the game objects.

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DrawFrameRateText()

void CGame::DrawFrameRateText ( )

private

Draw the current frame rate to a hard-coded position in the window. The frame rate will be drawn in a hard-coded position using the font specified in gamesettings.xml.

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FollowCamera()

void CGame::FollowCamera ( )

private

Make the camera follow the player, but don't let it get too close to the edge unless the world is smaller than the window, in which case we just center everything.

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Initialize()

void CGame::Initialize

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Create, initialize, and load the renderer and the audio player. Create the particle engine and the object manager.

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KeyboardHandler()

void CGame::KeyboardHandler ( )

private

Poll the keyboard state and respond to the key presses that happened since the last frame.

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LoadSounds()

void CGame::LoadSounds ( )

private

Load the sounds for this game.

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LoadSprites()

void CGame::LoadSprites ( )

private

Load the sprites for this game.

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MouseHandler()

void CGame::MouseHandler ( )

private

Poll the mouse state and respond to mouse motion that happened since the last frame. Button presses are handler by the keyboard handler.

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ProcessFrame()

void CGame::ProcessFrame

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This function will be called regularly to process and render a frame of animation, which involves the following. Handle keyboard input. Notify the audio player at the start of each frame so that it can prevent multiple copies of a sound from starting on the same frame.
Move the game objects. Render a frame of animation.

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ProcessState()

void CGame::ProcessState ( )

private

Take action appropriate to the current game state. If the game is currently playing, then if the player has been killed or all NPCs have been killed, then enter the wait state. If the game has been in the wait state for longer than 3 seconds, then restart the game.

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Release()

void CGame::Release

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Release all of the DirectX12 objects by deleting the renderer.

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RenderFrame()

void CGame::RenderFrame ( )

private

Ask the object manager to draw the game objects. The renderer is notified of the start and end of the frame so that it can let Direct3D do its pipelining jiggery-pokery.

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