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#! /usr/bin/env python
import pygame
from pygame.locals import *
from boxes import BouncingBox
from time import time
from Scene import Scene
from DrawableObject import DrawableObject
from DynamicDrawableObject import DynamicDrawableObject
pygame.init()
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#GREEN = 0, 192, 0
screenWidth = 600
screenHeight = 400
maxGroup = 1
maxTrial = 1 # multiple trials, but hard coded in this test
maxFrame=500 #temperary
infoFilePath = 'animInfo.txt'
screen = pygame.display.set_mode(( screenWidth,screenHeight) )
pygame.display.set_caption("Testing Custom Objects - FinalDirtyTest.py")
background = pygame.image.load("Room.gif")
start = time()
for trial in range(maxTrial):
print "New trial"
screen.blit( background , [0,0] )
pygame.display.flip()
start = time()
###NOTE: Convert to an encapsulated LOOP###
surfaceList = [
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/1.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/2.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/3.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/4.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/5.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/6.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/7.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/8.bmp").convert(),
pygame.image.load(
"./Animation Styles/IndividualFrames/bmp16/a2/9.bmp").convert()
]
""" Object 1 will be a static image that will not be animating NOTE: once
you pass the list of frames to the object, they and their encapsulated
metadata are no longer only surfaces but are considered instead to be
Sprite Objects
"""
drawObject1 = DrawableObject(surfaceList, infoFilePath, None, 0 , 0 , 1 , 1)
drawObject1.goToAnim("anim1")
""" 2-4 are dynamic objects that will refresh at varying rates to illustrate
the capabilities of our code to allow users to have varying refresh rate
"""
drawObject2 = DynamicDrawableObject(
surfaceList,infoFilePath,24,40,40,1,1)
drawObject2.goToAnim("anim1")
drawObject3 = DynamicDrawableObject(
surfaceList,infoFilePath,24,80,80,1,1)
drawObject3.goToAnim("anim1")
drawObject4 = DynamicDrawableObject(
surfaceList,infoFilePath,24,120,120,1,1)
drawObject4.goToAnim("anim1")
drawObject5 = DynamicDrawableObject(
surfaceList,infoFilePath,24,160,160,1,1)
drawObject5.goToAnim("anim1")
group1 = Scene( drawObject1 )
group1.addObjects( [drawObject2] )
group1.addObjects( [drawObject3] )
group1.addObjects( [drawObject4] )
group1.addObjects( [drawObject5] )
### END: Convert to an encapsulated LOOP###
""" We only need a single group for this example, but this format of an
ordered list of our scenes/groups will be echoed in our end
implementation.
Revisit this and possibly simplify: this isn't a tutorial for suggested
techniques, but a test to demonstrate that it can be applied and to
record the data to imply why it's a viable alternative
"""
# groupsList=[group1] # < --- What the hell and why
print (time()-start) ,
print " -- Time to load and sort animations into groupsListList"
clock = pygame.time.Clock()
clock.tick() # <--Updates the clock variable in milliseconds
start = time()
for maxFrame in range(maxFrame):
dirtyList=[]
""" Move/collision detection, individually blit each image group, add to
dirtyList within the trial, this iterates through a list containing
sublists of surfaces that we want to update. This list contains both
"""
for grp in range(maxGroup):
groupsList[grp].update( clock.get_time() )
clock.tick()
dirtyList.extend( groupsList[grp].draw(screen) )
print dirtyList
pygame.display.update(dirtyList) # <-- is there a faster way to place?
for grp in range(maxGroup):
groupsList[grp].clear(screen, background)
print "Trial's average framerate was " , str(1/((time()-start)/maxFrame))
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