troll/tileset.py

import struct
from xml.etree import ElementTree

import pygame

class Tileset(object):
	TILESIZE = 16
	RIGHT = 0
	DOWN = 1
	LEFT = 2
	UP = 3

	PLAYER = 209
	ENEMY1 = 161

	def __init__(self, screen):
		self.screen = screen
		image = pygame.image.load('tileset.png').convert()
		self.tileset = {
			self.RIGHT: image,
			self.UP: pygame.transform.rotate(image, 90),
			self.LEFT: pygame.transform.rotate(image, 180),
			self.DOWN: pygame.transform.rotate(image, 270),
		}
		self.tile_width, self.tile_height = image.get_size()
		self.tile_width /= self.TILESIZE
		self.tile_height /= self.TILESIZE

	def _render(self, tile_x, tile_y, pos, direction=RIGHT):
		tileset = self.tileset[direction]
		if direction == self.RIGHT:
			x, y = tile_x, tile_y
		elif direction == self.UP:
			x, y = tile_y, self.tile_width - tile_x - 1
		elif direction == self.LEFT:
			x, y = self.tile_width - tile_x - 1, self.tile_height - tile_y - 1
		elif direction == self.DOWN:
			x, y = self.tile_height -tile_y - 1, tile_x
		x *= self.TILESIZE
		y *= self.TILESIZE
		self.screen.blit(tileset, pos, (x, y, self.TILESIZE, self.TILESIZE))

	def render_person(self, pos, direction):
		self._render(0, 13, pos, direction)

	def load_level(self): # https://bitbucket.org/r1chardj0n3s/pygame-tutorial/src/a383dd24790d/tmx.py#cl-241
		level_data = ElementTree.parse('level1.tmx').getroot()
		layers = level_data.findall('layer')
		if len(layers) != 2:
			raise Exception('expected 2 layers: level and units')
		loaded = {}
		for layer in layers:
			name = layer.attrib['name']
			raw_data = layer.findall('data')[0].text.strip()
			data = raw_data.decode('base64').decode('zlib')
			# read as array of 4-byte ints
			array = list(struct.unpack('<{}i'.format(len(data)/4), data))
			loaded[name] = array
		self.level_array = loaded['level']

		units = {
			self.ENEMY1: [],
			self.PLAYER: [],
		}
		for i, tile in enumerate(loaded['units']):
			if tile in units.iterkeys():
				y, x = divmod(i, 50)
				units[tile].append((x, y))
		if len(units[self.PLAYER]) != 1:
			raise Exception('expected exactly 1 player tile in units layer, found ' + str(len(units[self.PLAYER])))
		return units

	def render_level(self):
		for i, tile in enumerate(self.level_array):
			y, x = divmod(i, 50)
			x *= self.TILESIZE
			y *= self.TILESIZE
			tile_y, tile_x = divmod(tile - 1, self.TILESIZE) # those 1-indexing fuckers
			self._render(tile_x, tile_y, (x, y))