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Piano Tiles

TheLacasse2TheLacasse2
edited June 2014 in Share Your Work 
/* Use your Mouse to play*/

int ScreenX=440;
int ScreenY=800;
int FrameRate=10;
int[] SquareX=new int[4];
int[] SquareY=new int[4];
int MaxTime=20;
boolean Mouse;
boolean Start;
boolean End;
int Timer;
int Score;

void setup(){
  size(ScreenX,ScreenY);
  frameRate(FrameRate);
  Mouse=false;
  Start=false;
  End=false;
  Timer=0;
  Score=0;
  for(int A=0;A<4;A++){
    SquareX[A]=int(random(0,4));
    SquareY[A]=A;
  }
}

void draw(){
  background(255);

  if(Start==true&Timer<MaxTime*FrameRate){
    Timer=Timer+1;
  }
  else if(Timer>=MaxTime){
    Start=false;
    End=true;
  }

  for(int B=0;B<4;B++){
    fill(0,100);
    rect(ScreenX/4*B,ScreenY-ScreenY/5,ScreenX/4,ScreenY/5);
    fill(#FFF04B,100);
    rect(ScreenX/4*round(SquareX[B]),ScreenY/5*SquareY[B],ScreenX/4,ScreenY/5);

    if(B<3){
      line(ScreenX/4*(B+1),0,ScreenX/4*(B+1),ScreenY-ScreenY/5);
      line(0,ScreenY/5*(B+1),ScreenX,ScreenY/5*(B+1));
    }

    if(Mouse==true&End==false){
      if(mouseX>ScreenX/4*round(SquareX[3])&mouseX<ScreenX/4*(round(SquareX[3])+1)&mouseY>ScreenY-ScreenY/5&mouseY<ScreenY){
        Score++;
        SquareX[3]=SquareX[2];
        SquareX[2]=SquareX[1];
        SquareX[1]=SquareX[0];
        SquareX[0]=int(random(0,4));
        Start=true;
      }
      Mouse=false;
    }
  } 

  if(End==true){
    fill(0,255,0,100);
    rect(0,0,ScreenX,ScreenY);

    fill(0);
    textSize((ScreenX*ScreenY)/10000);
    textAlign(CENTER,CENTER);
    text("End",ScreenX/2,ScreenY/4*1);
    text("SCORE:"+round(Score),ScreenX/2,ScreenY/4*2);
    text("PLAY AGAIN PRESS SPACE",ScreenX/2,ScreenY/4*3);
    if(keyPressed){
    if(key==' '){
      setup(); 
    }
    }
  }
}

void mousePressed(){
  if(mouseButton==LEFT){
    Mouse=true;
  }
}
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  • TheLacasse2TheLacasse2
    edited June 2014

    I want to know your best score :p Mine is 68

  • PhiLhoPhiLho

    Some notes on the code:

    • By convention, variable names start with a lowercase letter. Initial capital letter is used for class names. Doing otherwise is confusing for those reading your code.
    • Why do you create constants like ScreenX or ScreenY? Better call size(640, 800); then use the built-in variables width and height, instead.
  • TheLacasse2TheLacasse2

    Yeah sorry for the capital letters I always program like that, its hard to change an habit.

  • KleemenschKleemensch

    Hi, i´m doodeling around with your PianoTiles sketch, but i can´t wrap my head around this one thing. Instead of using the mouse (line51,52 in your code), i want to use the keys 1,2,3,4 on my keyboard(or even better midi). could you help me with that?

  • ChrisirChrisir
    edited August 2014

    @TheLacasse2:

    this

    if(Mouse==true&End==false){

    is the same

    if(Mouse & !End){

  • PhiLhoPhiLho

    Another note: avoid calling setup() yourself. Better have an setVariables() (for example) function that initialize them to the values in setup(), to call in setup() and in your reset condition.

    And to use keyboard instead of mouse, just look at the variables and functions starting with key in the Reference page.

  • ChrisirChrisir

    what is the goal ?

    How do I play?

    Do I always need to click in grey rectangle at the bottom in the column with stone # 3?

    Thank you!

  • TheLacasse2TheLacasse2
    edited August 2014

    -@Chrisir-:

    The goal of my game is to beat your best score and yes you have to click in the grey rectangle at the bottom :)

  • DelphixDelphix

    Nice :D

  • ChrisirChrisir

    thank you!

  • mafunmafun

    using the ScreenX and ScreenY how could the randomly generated tiles be textured with an image

  • mafunmafun

    nvm I replaced the rectangle objects with images from the PImage. I was confused, but the dimensions of images change outside of the program. I only needed to place a x,y coordinate

  • ChrisirChrisir

    I see

    Well done.

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