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Mario Game with pythonmode

bastiangbastiang
edited December 2014 in Questions about Modes

Hello guys, i'm trying to make a mario Game with processingand(python mode) and i have a few questions. To make it easier for me I have my map saved as .txt file which looks like that:

00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

_______________________________________________________

0=air _=grass -=dirt/stone

Now i have a function which reads this file and builds the map after that which is named worldloader(). Do i need to make a for lood for every line?/is there a way to compress that into two for loops?

Second question when I try to make my mario move with four pictures the pictures run firstly too fast and secondly they are all shown at the same time. How can I avoid this problem?

from time import sleep
txt      = open("welt_grundausstattung.txt")
level    = txt.read()
print len(level)
sp = level.splitlines()
line1 = sp[0]
line2 = sp[1]
line3 = sp[2]
line4 = sp[3]
line5 = sp[4]
line6 = sp[5]
line7 = sp[6]
line8 = sp[7]
line9 = sp[8]
line10 = sp[9]
line11 = sp[10]
line12 = sp[11]
line13 = sp[12]
line14 = sp[13]
line15 = sp[14]
line16 = sp[15]
line17 = sp[16]
line18 = sp[17]
line19 = sp[18]
line20 = sp[19]
line21 = sp[20]
line22 = sp[21]
line23 = sp[22]
Counter=0
mar0= loadImage("Standing-mario.png")
mar1= loadImage("mov1.png")
mar2= loadImage("mov2.png")
mar3= loadImage("mov3.png")
mar4= loadImage("mov4.png")
gr = loadImage("Grass.png")
di = loadImage("Ground.png")
print(line22)
print(line22[2:3])



def setup():
    size( 1280 , 720 )
    background(0,204,0)
    mariost(612)
    frameRate(30)



def draw(): 
    global Counter 
    a=0
    b=0
    worldloader(0)
    if keyPressed:
        if key=="w":
            print("w")
        if key=="a":
            print("a")
        if key=="s": 
            print("s")
        if key=="d": 
            print("d")
            if Counter==0:
                mario1(612)
                Counter=Counter+1
            elif Counter==5:
                mario2(612)
                counter=Counter+1
            elif Counter==10:
                mario3(612)
                Counter=Counter+1
            elif Counter==15:
                mario4(612)
                Counter=0


        if key!="w" or key!="a" or key!="s" or key!="d":
            mariost(612)
            print("NOTHING")
            Counter=0

def mariost(y):
    image(mar0,96,y)
def mario1(y):
    image(mar1,96,y)
def mario2(y):
    image(mar2,96,y)
def mario3(y):
    image(mar3,96,y)
def mario4(y):
    image(mar4,96,y)
def grass(x,y):
    image(gr,x,y)
def dirt(x,y):
    image(di,x,y)

def air(x,y):   # just a placeholder
    pass



def worldloader(c):
    for i in range(0,len(line1)):
        b=0
        if (line1[i]=="0"):
            air((i*32)+c,b)

        if(line1[i]=="-"):
            dirt((i*32)+c,b)
        if(line1[i]=="_"):
            grass((i*32)+c,b)

    for i in range(0,len(line2)):
        b=32*1
        if (line2[i]=="0"):
            air(i*32+c,b)

        if(line2[i]=="-"):
            dirt((i*32)+c,b)

        if(line2[i]=="_"):
            grass((i*32)+c,b)


    for i in range(0,len(line3)):
        b=32*2
        if (line3[i]=="0"):
            air(i*32+c,b)

        if(line3[i]=="-"):
            dirt((i*32)+c,b)

        if(line3[i]=="_"):
            grass((i*32)+c,b)

    for i in range(0,len(line4)):
        b=32*3
        if (line4[i]=="0"):
            air(i*32+c,b)

        if(line4[i]=="-"):
            dirt((i*32)+c,b)

        if(line4[i]=="_"):
            grass((i*32)+c,b)

    for i in range(0,len(line5)): #goes on till line 23
        b=32*4
        if (line5[i]=="0"):
            air(i*32+c,b)

        if(line5[i]=="-"):
            dirt((i*32)+c,b)

        if(line5[i]=="_"):
            grass((i*32)+c,b)

Greetings from Germany

Bastian

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