wonder 0.1.0
Python Game Engine
License: MIT
Keywords: game,pygame,game engine,unity,box2d

wonder - Python Game Engine
===========================

Whenever I have played a great computer game for the first time, I was **wonder**\ ing how they do it. Then I tried to recreate it.
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**Pygame** (https://www.pygame.org) is a great library for making your
own game with python.

When starting a new game from scratch you always need to build the basic
structure. The game engine ``wonder`` gives you a collection of
components you can use with **Pygame**.

The game engine ``wonder`` is only a frame for your programming, so you
have to know Pygame for creating new games.

Many ideas in ``wonder`` are inspired by *Unity 3D* (https://unity.com)

If you are looking for more simple to use Pygame frameworks:

-  **pygame zero** https://github.com/lordmauve/pgzero
-  **python arcade library** https://arcade.academy

The game engine ``wonder`` includes Box2D as physics engine.

Goals:

-  explicit is better then implicit - wonder is only the frame for your
   game
-  Component based - more components, less classes
-  Inspired by Unity 3D - Similar names for object types and methods
-  Physics engine included



If you like it, use it. If you have some suggestions, tell me
(hebi@ninja-python.com).

All game assets that I use in examples are free and from
https://www.kenney.nl. Thank you.

acclaimer
---------

You can use this alpha version 0.1.0 of the game engine ``wonder`` but
there will be some changes in the future.

installing wonder game engine
-----------------------------

Install with pip

.. code:: ipython3

    pip install wonder

If that does not work on your platform you can install the different
components separately

Install **pygame**

.. code:: ipython3

    pip install pygame

Install physics engine **Box2D**

.. code:: ipython3

    pip install box2d

For installing **wonder** simply copy file **wonder.py** to your
directory.

.. code:: ipython3

    cp wonder.py

wonder game engine - making a new game
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main game
~~~~~~~~~


level 1 - scene
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A scene contains of gameobject

create

add gameobject

gameobject
~~~~~~~~~~

| first gameobject Racket
| add SpriteRender Component
| fixed_rotation


create border
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

component rigidbody static


create blocks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

move racket
^^^^^^^^^^^

debug
^^^^^

create ball
~~~~~~~~~~~

| restitution
| component rigidbody
| component circlecollider

move ball
^^^^^^^^^


create block
~~~~~~~~~~~~

| component rigidbody
| component boxcollider

create scoremanager
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

| get_object
| start_tag
| draw_text

restrart
~~~~~~~~

0 ball level 1
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

next level
~~~~~~~~~~

wonder game engine - behind the curtain
---------------------------------------

central engine and the systems
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


pattern singleton
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^


game loop update draw
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

| event
| update
| late_update
| draw

timing
^^^^^^


event system
^^^^^^^^^^^^

on_load_scene

observer pattern

get_object
^^^^^^^^^^

GetObject
^^^^^^^^^

gameobject
~~~~~~~~~~

mixin
^^^^^


transform
^^^^^^^^^


components
^^^^^^^^^^

SpriteRenderer

scene
-----

layered container for gameobject
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


render system
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

layered observer

Component SpriteRenderer
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

| Surface
| load_from_file

consists of surface and rect

change current scene
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

add or remove gameobject
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

add or remove component
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^


physic and collision system
---------------------------

| using Box2D
  https://box2d.org/documentation/md__d_1__git_hub_box2d_docs_dynamics.html
| python https://github.com/pybox2d/pybox2d

bodies
~~~~~~

Component Rigidbody is b2Body

synchornize transform
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^


body types
^^^^^^^^^^

| STATIC_BODY
| physic system does not simulate this body
| body has zero velocity
| body does not collide with other static or kinematic bodies

| KINEMATIC_BODY
| physic system simulates this body
| body does not respond to forces
| program can move body normally by setting velocity
| body does not collide with other static or kinematic bodies

| DYNAMIC_BODY
| physic system simulates this body
| body collides with other bodies

fixtures
^^^^^^^^

component collider is b2Fixture

boxcollider

debug
^^^^^

joints
~~~~~~

distance joints
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

get_gameobject

animator component
------------------

| animator has states
| state has clips


particle system
---------------


tile system
-----------

| A **TileMap** is an GameObject and consists of *width* x *height*
  tiles.
| Every tile has a width of *tile_width* pixels and a height of
  *tile_height*.

.. code:: ipython3

    GRID_WIDTH = 5
    GRID_HEIGHT = 7
    
    CELL_WIDTH = 64
    CELL_HEIGHT = 64
    
    tilemap = TileMap(GRID_WIDTH,GRID_HEIGHT,CELL_WIDTH,CELL_HEIGHT)

The tilemap.transform.position is always the top left position of the
map. With changing position you can move the complete map.

| A TileMap has a **palette** with different **TilePaletteItem** you can
  use in a tilemap.
| A **TilePaletteItem** has an unique **id**, an unique **tile_type**
  and an **image**.

.. code:: ipython3

    tilemap.palette.add(TilePaletteItem(0, tile_type='ground', image=pygame.image.load('res_tile/ground.png')))
    tilemap.palette.add(TilePaletteItem(1, tile_type='wall', image=pygame.image.load('res_tile/wall.png')))
    ..

To create a tile from the palette at a specific position in the tile map
use the function
**create_tile_from_palette**\ (*position_x*,\ *position_y*,\ *tile_type*
or *id*)

.. code:: ipython3

    tilemap.create_tile_from_palette(0,0,'ground')



You can create a complete tile map with **set_all_tiles**

.. code:: ipython3

    tilemap.set_all_tiles([[1,1,1,1,1],
                           [1,0,0,0,1],
                           [1,0,0,0,1],
                           [1,0,0,0,1],
                           [1,0,0,0,1],
                           [1,0,0,0,1],
                           [1,1,1,1,1]])



A class **TileMap** can have more than one layer of tiles. Negative
values are None.

.. code:: ipython3

    new_layer = tilemap.add_layer()
    
    tilemap.set_all_tiles([[-1,-1,-1,-1,-1],
                           [-1, 4,-1,-1,-1],
                          ..
                           [-1,-1,-1, 2,-1],
                           [-1,-1,-1,-1,-1]],tile_layer=new_layer)



To see something tilemap as gameobject needs rendering component

.. code:: ipython3

    tilemap.add(TileMapRenderer(tilemap))

With class **TileController** a tile can react

.. code:: ipython3

    tilemap.palette.add(TilePaletteItem(4, tile_type='player', image=pygame.image.load('res_tile/player_01.png'),
                                        tile_controller_class=Player))

Class **Player** is in gameloop update cycle

.. code:: ipython3

    class Player(TileController):
        def __init__(self,tile:Tile):
            super().__init__(tile)
            ..
            
        def update(self, delta_time: float):
            ..

Class **TileController** has some convinient methods.

| ``get_position()`` .. current tile position
| ``tile = self.get_tile(pos)`` .. get tile at postion
| ``tile.has_type('ground')`` .. has tile the that type
| ``set_position(new_pos)``.. change position of tile


Changelog
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Version 
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0.1.0   first version
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