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| ('d',['right',1]),('d-up',['right',0])) | ('d',['right',1]),('d-up',['right',0])) |
| </code> | </code> |
| - **Making a Flexible Room Generator:**\\ Add a new class called **Room** (see below) which you'll use to generate a setting like the one shown in the screenshot above. **Room**'s constructor expects three data lists that define the shape of the room. The data lists describe the placement of 1x1 panels for walls, floor and ceiling. All list items are tuples that contain the panel x and y location, but the third value in the tuple (if there is one) depends on the type of panel being created (see below). To create a tiny room with a light in the ceiling, you would instantiate the Room class like this:<code python> | - **Making a Flexible Room Generator:**\\ Add a new class called **Room** (see below) which you'll use to generate a setting like the one shown in the screenshot above. The **Room**'s constructor expects three data lists that define the shape of the room. The data lists describe the placement of 1x1 panels for walls, floor and ceiling. All list items are tuples that contain the panel x and y location, but the third value in the tuple (if there is one) depends on the type of panel being created (see below). To create a tiny room with a light in the ceiling, you would instantiate the Room class like this:<code python> |
| # Building a very small room using the Room class | # Building a very small room using the Room class |
| room_pathnode = render.attachNewNode("Room") # Create an empty parent node for the Room | room_pathnode = render.attachNewNode("Room") # Create an empty parent node for the Room |
| # "Models/Textures/ceiling_tanned_light.png" | # "Models/Textures/ceiling_tanned_light.png" |
| </code> | </code> |
| - **Making Randomized Panels and a Larger Room:**\\ Modify the **''create_wall''** method to pick a random texture for each panel for a greater variety (use the various wall panel assets below). Construct a larger room now, that resembles the room in the screenshot above, by passing the right date into the Room's constructor. The following blueprint will give you all the information you need:\\ {{public:t-vien-07-1:scene_gridview.jpg|}} \\ <code python> | - **Making Randomized Panels and a Larger Room:**\\ Modify the **''create_wall''** method to pick a random texture for each panel for a greater variety (use the various wall panel assets below). Construct a larger room now, that resembles the room in the screenshot above, by passing the right data into the Room's constructor. The following blueprint will give you all the information you need:\\ {{public:t-vien-07-1:scene_gridview.jpg|}} \\ <code python> |
| # MORE USEFUL ASSETS: | # MORE USEFUL ASSETS: |
| # "Models/Textures/wall_tanned_clear.png" | # "Models/Textures/wall_tanned_clear.png" |
