main_game/maps.py

   1 # WARNING: All mod formats are under heavy development.  They may change at any
   2 # time, breaking old mods.  For this reason, we DO NOT RECOMMEND making mods
   3 # at this time.
   4
   5 # This file defines the maps used in the game.  It has the same format as
   6 # <module>/maps.py.
   7 # For a complete guide to modding, see MODDING, in the Realism main directory.
   8
   9 # Like all the .py files, this is Python code.  Most mod makers should be able
  10 # to understand and adapt it, but knowledge of Python will help, and may allow
  11 # you to do neat tricks.
  12
  13 # This is the voodoo that processes the map files and lets them inter-link.
  14 from engine.game_map import make_make_map
  15 make_map = make_make_map(__file__)
  16
  17 # Map definitions are of the form:
  18 # make_map("map_name")
  19 # The actual map must be in map_name.map, in this directory.
  20 #
  21 # Optionally, you can give the map a name for use in your functions:
  22 # name = make_map("map_name")
  23
  24 # Every mod must have a map called start.  This is where the player starts.
  25 # TODO: REWORD, FIX
  26 # The engine checks for the name at left first, then for a "start" passed to
  27 # make_map.  If neither is available, the mod will not run.
  28 start_map = make_map("start_map")
  29
  30 start_town = make_map("start_town")
  31 beginner_woods = make_map("beginner_woods")
  32 open_plains = make_map("open_plains")