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number_factory/producer.rb

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## Nathan Hinton
## A number producer that will create numbers when an extractor is placed on it.
PRODUCER_DEBUG = false
BORDER = 2
class Producer
attr_reader :draw_x, :draw_y, :size_x, :size_y
# Create producer at a position with the number and rate specified
# @param x [Integer] X position to start at
# @param y [Integer] Y position to start at
# @param number [Integer] The number to produce
# @param rate [Integer] The speed in numbers per second to produce
def initialize(parent, x, y, number, rate, box_size, screen_width, screen_height)
@x = x
@y = y
@parent = parent
@number = [number, 1].max
@rate = rate
@box_size = box_size
@screen_width = screen_width
@screen_height = screen_height
@image = Gosu.render(@box_size - (2 * BORDER), @box_size - (2 * BORDER)) {
# Render the item
Gosu::Image.new('assets/images/producer.png').draw(0, 0, 0, @box_size / 32.0, @box_size / 32.0)
Gosu::Image.from_text("#{@number}", 20, font: FONT_PATH).draw(10 / 32.0 * @box_size, (8 / 32.0 * @box_size), 1, 2, 2, 0xFFFA32C0)
}
puts "X: #{@x}, Y: #{@y}"
@tooltip = @parent.register_dialouge(@x, @y, @box_size, @box_size, "Produces #{@rate} number per second", 500)
@size_x = @size_y = 1
end
# Creates numbers depending on the rate. This is done with knowing that the
# game is 30 fps so we use that for a counter
# @param delta_mult [Float] The delta multiplier for any actions
# @param camera_x [Integer] The camera X position
# @param camera_y [Integer] The camera Y position
# @param camera_zoom [Float] The camera zoom
def update(delta_mult, camera_x, camera_y, camera_zoom)
@draw_x = (((((@screen_width / @box_size.to_f) / 2.0) + (@x - camera_x) * camera_zoom) * @box_size) + BORDER * camera_zoom)
@draw_y = (((((@screen_height / @box_size.to_f) / 2.0) + (@y - camera_y) * camera_zoom) * @box_size) + BORDER * camera_zoom)
@camera_zoom = camera_zoom
@tooltip.move(@draw_x, @draw_y)
end
# Draw the producer. Uses the camera x and y to shift where it should draw
def draw()
if PRODUCER_DEBUG
puts "Drawing at #{@x - camera_x}, #{@y - camera_y}"
end
@image.draw(@draw_x, @draw_y, 0, @camera_zoom, @camera_zoom)
end
end