Examples of com.barrybecker4.puzzle.adventure.Story

Package com.barrybecker4.puzzle.adventure

Examples of com.barrybecker4.puzzle.adventure.Story

com.barrybecker4.puzzle.tantrix.model.Tantrix
Run your own adventure story. Just modify the script in SceneData and run. This program is meant as a very simple example of how you can approach creating a simple adventure game on a computer. There are many improvements that I will leave as an exercise for reader (Brian I hope). Next to each is a number which is the number of hours I expect it would take me to implement. 1) Keep track of the items that the player has. They initially start with about 10 things but then find/use items as their adventure progresses. 2) Automatic fighting with monsters. We know the hit points and armor class of the player and monster. It should be a simple matter to have the compat automatically carried out in order to determine the winner and supbract hit point losses as appropriate. We can also take into other effects like disease or healing effects. The player should also be given the option to flee, or instigate other action during the melee. 3) Add a graphical User Interface. We could have windows that pop up to show the players stats or item inventory. 4) Make multi-player (hard) 7) Allow the user to edit the scenes - live through the UI. When editing a scene you are presented with a form that has all the attributes for the scene including a dropdown for selecting which scenes navigate to it and where you can navigate to from this scene. Save and load the xml that defines the game. 8) This type of application could be used for more than just games. Tutorials or an expert system would be other nice applications. 9) Have probabalistic choices. For example, if you encounter a monster and choose to fight it, then the outcome may be one of several different things. We can also influence the outcome by what sort of items the player has. 10) fix sound deploy in ant 11) add means to edit the network of scene from within the application. Show all scene leading to and from the current scene. Allow editing of scene properties and associating media. @author Barry Becker

     * Constructor
     * @param story creates a copy of this in case we cancel.
     */
    public StoryEditorDialog(Story story) {


        story_ = new Story(story);


        this.setResizable(true);
        setTitle("Story Editor");
        this.setModal( true );
        showContent();

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        frame.validate();
    }


    public static Story getDefaultStory() {
        Document document = Story.importStoryDocument(new String[]{});
        return new Story(document);
    }

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    public boolean isStoryEdited() {
        return storyEdited_;
    }


    public void loadStory(File file) {
         Story story = new Story(importStoryDocument(file));
         setStory(story);
    }

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    @Override
    public void init()  {
        super.init();
        if (story_ == null)  {
            Document document = Story.importStoryDocument(new String[]{});
            Story story = new Story(document);
            setStory(story);
        }
    }

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     * Draw one of the tile paths which takes one of three forms.
     */
    public void drawPath(Graphics2D g2, int pathNumber, TilePlacement tilePlacement,
                         Point position, double size) {


        HexTile tile = tilePlacement.getTile();
        int pathStartIndex = getPathStartIndex(tile, pathNumber);


        int i = pathStartIndex + 1;


        PathColor pathColor = tile.getEdgeColor(pathStartIndex);
        while (pathColor != tile.getEdgeColor(i++)) {
            assert(i<6): "Should never exceed 6";
        }


        int pathEndIndex = i-1;
        int diff = pathEndIndex - pathStartIndex;

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        this.numTiles = numTiles;
    }


    public TantrixBoard initialPosition() {
        //MathUtil.RANDOM.setSeed(1);
        return new TantrixBoard(new HexTiles().createRandomList(numTiles));
    }

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    public boolean isGoal(TantrixBoard position) {
        return position.isSolved();
    }


    public TilePlacementList legalMoves(TantrixBoard position) {
        return new MoveGenerator(position).generateMoves();
    }

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        HexTile tile = tilePlacement.getTile();
        int pathStartIndex = getPathStartIndex(tile, pathNumber);


        int i = pathStartIndex + 1;


        PathColor pathColor = tile.getEdgeColor(pathStartIndex);
        while (pathColor != tile.getEdgeColor(i++)) {
            assert(i<6): "Should never exceed 6";
        }


        int pathEndIndex = i-1;

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     */
    private int getPathStartIndex(HexTile tile, int pathNumber) {
        Set<PathColor> set = new HashSet<PathColor>();
        int i = 0;
        do {
            PathColor c = tile.getEdgeColor(i++);
            set.add(c);
        } while (set.size() <= pathNumber);
        return i-1;
    }

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        boolean consistentLoop = isLoop && allFit;
        boolean perfectLoop = false;
        double compactness = determineCompactness(path);


        if (consistentLoop) {
            Tantrix tantrix = new Tantrix(path.getTilePlacements());
            InnerSpaceDetector innerDetector = new InnerSpaceDetector(tantrix);
            perfectLoop = !innerDetector.hasInnerSpaces();
            //System.out.println("perfect loop");
        }

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