Category : C Source Code
Archive   : YICONS24.ZIP
Filename : SB1MISC.CPP

 
Output of file : SB1MISC.CPP contained in archive : YICONS24.ZIP
#include "xlib.h"
#include "sb1misc.h"

extern yakLib sb1Lib;
extern grumPlayer player1;

void loadIcons(void)
{
factor::loadFactor(0, "", "swgrum", "sgrumjug", "segrum", "lgrumjug", "cgrumjug",
"grumjug", "nwgrum", "ngrumjug", "negrum", &sb1Lib);
factor::loadFactor(1, "", "", "", "", "", "wclub", "", "","","", &sb1Lib);
factor::loadFactor(2, "", "", "", "", "", "blob", "", "", "", "", &sb1Lib);
}

void drawBorder(void)
{
icon * currentIcon = NULL;
currentIcon = new icon;
currentIcon->load("nwbord.yak", icon::normal, &sb1Lib);
currentIcon->show(0,0,SplitScrnOffs);
currentIcon->load("nebord.yak", icon::normal, &sb1Lib);
currentIcon->show(303,0, SplitScrnOffs);
currentIcon->load("swbord.yak", icon::normal, &sb1Lib);
currentIcon->show(0, 32, SplitScrnOffs);
currentIcon->load("sebord.yak", icon::normal, &sb1Lib);
currentIcon->show(303, 32, SplitScrnOffs);
currentIcon->load("hbord.yak", icon::normal, &sb1Lib);
for(int counter = 0; counter < 18; ++counter)
{
currentIcon->show(15 + (counter*16), 0, SplitScrnOffs);
currentIcon->show(15 + (counter*16), 32, SplitScrnOffs);
}
currentIcon->load("vbord.yak", icon::normal, &sb1Lib);
currentIcon->show(0, 16, SplitScrnOffs);
currentIcon->show(303, 16, SplitScrnOffs);
delete currentIcon;
}

grumPlayer::grumPlayer(void) : player()
{
missileType = CLUB;
moveIncrement = 5;
jumpIncrement = 12;
numMissiles = 3;
hitPoints = 24;
gravity=1;
};

missile * grumPlayer::missileGenerator(int missileType)
{
switch (missileType)
{
case CLUB: return new club(this);
}
return NULL;
}

  3 Responses to “Category : C Source Code
Archive   : YICONS24.ZIP
Filename : SB1MISC.CPP

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