#20161118 #Nikhil Pinnaparaju
Hi, Welcome to my custom terminal based game of Bomberman.
Must Install Getch library to make the game work. Fully working and tested. Might have small stuttering due to system differences.
###The controls used are normal:-
*W - Move Up *A - Move Left *S - Move Down *D - Move right *B - Plant Bomb *Q - Quit
Enemies are spawned at random locations and so are the bricks leading to multiple possible levels in a single level itself.
The game using threading and so it runs multiple parallel process at the same time hence not stopping the game's core mechanics such as enemy movement or bomb countdown with the user does not provide input. This was the hardest part and took a lot of trials and implementations to make work.
OOPS concepts such as Modularity, Inheritance, Encapsulation and Polymorphism have been used in this project creation along with others.
To run a level enter the respective directory and run main.py in Python3
Comments have been added to the Level 1 directory files
###Existing classes:-
*Person *Bomberman *Bomb *Enemy *RepeatedTimer *Bricks *KillingFunction *MovingEnemies
The Code has been run on a terminal of Black Background, Please consider that will running game.
Note: The movement of enemies is based on a random number generated using python random from 0-3. If the enemy is surrounded by 2 or 3 bricks or walls it might seem like they are not moving however that is not the case so please consider that it could be the case that the random number generated does not allow motion
###Levels -
*Level 1 - Regular game of Bomberman. 3 lives for Bomberman and 1 life per Enemy *Level 2 - Enemies move faster. 2 Lives per Enemy and only 2 lives for Bomberman. Bigger Board. Double number of enemies from Level 1. *Level 3 - 3 Lives per Enemy and only 1 life for Bomberman. More enemies. Bomb takes longer to explode. Fast enemies
Note: Any number of enemies can be added by adding a line in the main.py file (Usage: "[var name] = enemy()" and then "enemies.add([var name])")
###Implementation of OOPS Concepts:-
#Inheritance - The class Bomberman and Enemy both inherit properties from the class Person #Polymorphism - add to an enemies set puts in another enemy into the collection of enemies but when calculating distances between our characters (bomberman and enemy) and the bomb it sums up two integers #Encapsulation - To avoid accidental accessing of variables encapsulation has been applied to variables like score and the init functions inside class declarations. The function _exit should only be called when certain conditions are met and not improperly to suddenly stop execution. Hence it is also properly encapsulated #Modularity - The grid and our print_board functions are all in a file grid.py. Similarly, the primary class definitions are all in classdefs.py and the python threader we are using for this code is in threader.py and so on. #Abstraction - The attributes to bomb and bomberman are all abstracted to the user and carefully placed inside the classes and in their respective functions.
Hope you enjoy the game. Thanks in Advance.