add tutorial 2 comments
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@@ -14,11 +14,17 @@
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namespace Tyra {
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Tutorial02::Tutorial02(Engine* t_engine) : engine(t_engine) {
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/** Lets set default value, to prevent nullptr bugs */
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texture = nullptr;
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}
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Tutorial02::~Tutorial02() {
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if (texture != nullptr) {
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/**
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* free() function in texture repository is
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* removing texture from repository and calling
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* texture destructor
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*/
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engine->renderer.core.texture.repository.free(texture);
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}
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}
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@@ -33,8 +39,13 @@ void Tutorial02::init() {
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void Tutorial02::loop() {
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auto& renderer = engine->renderer;
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/** Begin frame will clear our screen. */
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renderer.beginFrame();
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/** Render sprite. */
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renderer.renderer2D.render(sprite);
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/** End frame will perform vsync. */
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renderer.endFrame();
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}
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@@ -42,7 +53,11 @@ void Tutorial02::loadSprite() {
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const auto& screenSettings = engine->renderer.core.getSettings();
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sprite.mode = SpriteMode::MODE_STRETCH;
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/** Let's scale it down */
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sprite.size = Vec2(256.0F, 128.0F);
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/** Set it in screen center */
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sprite.position =
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Vec2(screenSettings.getWidth() / 2.0F - sprite.size.x / 2.0F,
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screenSettings.getHeight() / 2.0F - sprite.size.y / 2.0F);
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@@ -51,13 +66,51 @@ void Tutorial02::loadSprite() {
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}
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void Tutorial02::loadTexture() {
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/**
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* Renderer has high layer functions,
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* which allows to render:
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* - Sprite (2D)
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* - Mesh (3D)
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*
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* It uses ONLY low layer functions which are in renderer.core
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*/
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auto& renderer = engine->renderer;
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auto& rendererCore = renderer.core;
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auto& textureRepository = rendererCore.texture.repository;
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/**
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* TextureRepository is a repository of textures.
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* It is a singleton class, with all game textures.
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* We are linking these textures with sprite's (2D) and mesh (3D) materials.
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*/
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auto& textureRepository = renderer.getTextureRepository();
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/**
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* Texture is stored in "res" directory.
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* Content of "res" directory is automatically copied into
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* "bin" directory, which contains our final game.
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*
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* File utils automatically add's device prefix to the path,
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* based on current working directory.
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*
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* In PS2 world:
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* - USB has a "mass:" prefix
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* - Our PC in PS2Link has a "host:" prefix
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* - Our PC in PCSX2 has a "host:" prefix
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*/
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auto filepath = FileUtils::fromCwd("tyra.png");
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/**
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* Tyra supports following PNG formats:
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* 32bpp (RGBA)
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* 24bpp (RGB)
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* 8bpp, palletized (RGBA)
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* 4bpp, palletized (RGBA)
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*
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* 8bpp and 4bpp are the fastest.
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* All of these formats can be easily exported via GIMP.
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*/
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texture = textureRepository.add(filepath);
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/** Let's assign this texture to sprite. */
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texture->addLink(sprite.id);
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TYRA_LOG("Texture loaded!");
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