level.py

   1 # level.py - level data and class
   2
   3 import object
   4
   5 # Background level data
   6 # A level is a list of list of tuples. Level is a 10x10 room of 48 pixel images
   7 #
   8 # every tuple represents a single background tile
   9 # first item is tile row in the tileset
  10 # second item is tile col in the tilest
  11 # third item defines whether solid or not (0 or 1)
  12
  13 # constants for in-game use
  14 KEY_CHEST1 = 1000
  15 KEY_ROOM1 = 1001
  16
  17 # Class to represent levels
  18 class Level:
  19         def __init__ (self, bgdata, levelleft=None, levelright=None, leveltop = None, levelbottom = None, objects=[]):
  20                 self.background = bgdata
  21                 # portals for level above, below, left or right of the character
  22                 self.levelleft = levelleft
  23                 self.levelright = levelright
  24                 self.leveltop = leveltop
  25                 self.levelbottom = levelbottom
  26
  27                 # objects in the level as a list
  28                 self.objects = objects