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Boat-Battle/godot_ship/script/game/Gameplay/Board.gd

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GDScript

extends Node2D
# Path to Ship class, for instantiating new Ships in code
var Ship = preload("res://scenes/Game/Ship.tscn")
# Consts and enums
const NO_SHIP = -1
enum {MISS = -1, READY = 0, HIT = 1, SUNK = 2, LOST = 3}
var bottom_board:Array # Player board
var top_board:Array # Opponent board
var ships = [] # list of Ships
var ship_data = [] # Data used to generate ships
var ship_count = 0 # number of 'active' (un-sunk) ships
# a board is square. This is its side length
var board_len = 10
# The top board must be marked by textures. This is where they are stored:
var sprites = []
# Here are where the hit/miss textures are loaded, so that they may be used:
var hit_texture = preload("res://assets/game/Hit.png")
var miss_texture = preload("res://assets/game/Miss.png")
# TODO: What state?
func get_state():
pass
# Evaluate being hit by an opponent
# pos: board position opponent fired at
func hit(pos):
var res = MISS
# Get the ship-metadata for that location
var ship = bottom_board[pos.x][pos.y]
# If the ship's already been hit here, don't bother beating it again
if ship[1] != READY:
return ship[1]
if ship[0] > NO_SHIP:
# Decide whether HIT or SUNK
res = ships[ship[0]].hit(pos)
# If ship sunk,
if res == SUNK:
# remove it from the count
ship_count -= 1
# If we have no more ships left, we LOST
if ship_count == 0:
res = LOST
# Record the result on the board, and return it
ship[1] = res
return res
# fire: Store the results of firing on an opponent
# pos: board position fired on
# res: result of firing on the opponent
func fire(pos, res):
if top_board[pos.x][pos.y] == READY:
top_board[pos.x][pos.y] = res
return res
else:
return top_board[pos.x][pos.y]
# Place a ship on the board at board-space coordinates
func place_ship(in_position, in_size, in_orientation, in_variant = 0):
# Save the ship data
ship_data.append([in_position, in_size, in_orientation])
# Create a new Ship, and give it some data
var ship = Ship.instance()
ship._init(in_position, in_size, in_orientation, in_variant)
# Mark the ship on the board
for pos in ship.get_extent():
bottom_board[pos.x][pos.y] = [ships.size(), READY]
# Add the ship to the ships array, and keep count
ships.append(ship)
ship_count += 1
# Add the ship to the scene tree
add_child(ship)
func query_bottom(pos):
return bottom_board[pos.x][pos.y]
func query_top(pos):
return top_board[pos.x][pos.y]
# Get the number of live ships
func get_ship_count():
return ship_count
# _init: Constructor
func _init():
# Initialize the bottom_board to a len*len array
for x in board_len:
bottom_board.append([])
for y in board_len:
bottom_board[x].append([NO_SHIP, READY])
# Initialize the top_board to a len*len array
for x in board_len:
top_board.append([])
for y in board_len:
top_board[x].append(READY)
# worldspace_to_boardspace: convert a Vector2 in world-space to board-space
func worldspace_to_boardspace(coordinate:Vector2):
# subtract 36 to get the position relative to (0,0) on the board, and integer divide by 32
return Vector2(int(coordinate.x - 36) >> 5, int(coordinate.y-36) >> 5)