Andreas Garmannslund
A simple one-level platform game. Developed as part of ELEC2645 at University of Leeds, spring 2015.
Dependencies: N5110 PinDetect PowerControl mbed
An ARM mbed LPC1768 microcontroller have been used to develop a handheld arcade game in the style of an old-school platformer. This project is entirely my own independent work in all stages of the development; including design, defining project specifications, breadboard prototyping, schematic and PCB layout using CAD, assembly, testing and software development. Due to this being part of the ELEC2645 Embedded Systems Project module at University of Leeds, spring 2015, limitations were given on the available hardware components. Credit is due to the authors of the dependent libraries (N5110, Pin Detect, PowerControl and mbed). I would also like to thank the author of Game Programming Patterns as well as the authors of SFML Game Development for providing me with useful sources for programming design patterns.
Project aims
- Implement simple gameplay:
- A single, fixed (no scrolling) level.
- Player can move left to right, jump and shoot.
- Enemies will drop from the top of the screen.
- The player gets points for shooting enemies.
- The player dies when it gets hits by an enemy.
- Implement a simple menu system.
- Enable the user to adjust the brightness of the display.
- Output sound to enhance the user experience.
Software
The program flow is controlled by a finite state machine. The implemented design was inspired by the State design pattern from the books Game Programming Patterns and SFML Game Development. The StateManager class is responsible for updating and rendering the current selected state. It also changes the state based on request from the current state. The framework built for the state machine used in this project makes it easy to add new screens.
The different main states (indicated by the background colour) and how the user interaction is shown below:
Hardware
Schematic:
Printed circuit board (PCB):
Images
A seperate program was written to convert images (png) to text-representation of the maps. Enemies and numbers on the screen are also collected from a sprite-sheet created in the same manner.
State.h@13:7ab71c7c311b, 2015-05-09 (annotated)
- Committer:
- Siriagus
- Date:
- Sat May 09 13:56:14 2015 +0000
- Revision:
- 13:7ab71c7c311b
- Parent:
- 12:8178fad5e660
- Child:
- 17:d6a3b29cab31
Expanded functionallity of drawImage - inverse, flipX, flipY. Collision test for all entities. Added simple enemy.
Who changed what in which revision?
| User | Revision | Line number | New contents of line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 1 | #ifndef STATE_H |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 2 | #define STATE_H |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 3 | |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 4 | #include "N5110.h" |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 5 | #include "PinDetect.h" |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 6 | #include "InputManager.h" |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 7 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 8 | /** @file State.h |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 9 | * @author Andreas Garmannslund |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 10 | * @date April 2015 |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 11 | */ |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 12 | |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 13 | class StateManager; |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 14 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 15 | /// States used in the finite state machine. |
| Siriagus | 8:9ac6a428fa26 | 16 | enum MainState {MAIN_MENU, GAME, SUBMIT_HIGHSCORE, GAME_OVER, NO_STATE, TITLE_SCREEN}; |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 17 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 18 | /// Abstract class for states in the program's main finite state machine. All state implementations is derived from this abstract class. |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 19 | class State |
| Siriagus | 5:100d960fc6d5 | 20 | { |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 21 | public: |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 22 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 23 | /* Creates a new state object. Should be called from child's constructor. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 24 | * @param fsm Pointer to finished state machine. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 25 | * @param lcd Pointer to the N5110 lcd object. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 26 | * @param input Pointer to the InputManager object, used for controlling user input. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 27 | */ |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 28 | State(StateManager* fsm, N5110 *lcd, InputManager* input) |
| Siriagus | 7:678873947b29 | 29 | :lcd(lcd), input(input), fsm(fsm){} |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 30 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 31 | /// Handle user input and update logic. |
| Siriagus | 7:678873947b29 | 32 | virtual void update(float dt) = 0; |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 33 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 34 | /// Draw to screen. |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 35 | virtual void render() = 0; |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 36 | |
| Siriagus | 7:678873947b29 | 37 | protected: |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 38 | /* Requests the finite state machine to switch to a new state when possible. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 39 | * @param newState The state the fsm should switch to. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 40 | **/ |
| Siriagus | 7:678873947b29 | 41 | void requestStateChange(MainState newState); |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 42 | |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 43 | /** Draws an image to the lcd |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 44 | * @param img Array with the same size as the display, where 1 is opaque, 0 is blank. |
| Siriagus | 10:f2488a0ecab7 | 45 | */ |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 46 | //void drawImage(const int img[BANKS][WIDTH]); // Draws an image from array |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 47 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 48 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 49 | /** Draws an image/sprite to the lcd |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 50 | * Only the solid pixels are drawn. If two images overlap, the second image drawn will |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 51 | * not clear pixels which are solid in the first image. |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 52 | * @param img const int array where a solid pixel equals 1, and a blank pixel equals zero |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 53 | * @param x Horizontal position of image (leftmost pixel) |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 54 | * @param y Vertical position of image (uppermost pixel) |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 55 | * @param Inverses images. Default value is false |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 56 | * See seperate program for how this array can be generated from an image file using SFML! |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 57 | */ |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 58 | template<size_t rows, size_t cols> |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 59 | void drawImage(const int (&img)[rows][cols], int x = 0, int y = 0, bool inverse = false, bool flipX = false, bool flipY = false); |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 60 | |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 61 | protected: |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 62 | N5110 *lcd; |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 63 | InputManager *input; |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 64 | |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 65 | private: |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 66 | StateManager *fsm; |
| Siriagus | 4:d6661b976359 | 67 | |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 68 | }; |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 69 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 70 | // Template functions needs to be declared in the header file |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 71 | // TODO: Add functions for inverse drawing |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 72 | template<size_t rows, size_t cols> |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 73 | void State::drawImage(const int (&img)[rows][cols], int x, int y, bool inverse, bool flipX, bool flipY) |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 74 | { |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 75 | int targetX, targetY; // The position on the lcd we are writing to |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 76 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 77 | for (int i = 0; i < rows; ++i) |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 78 | { |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 79 | targetY = (flipY) ? (y + (rows-1) - i) : (y + i); |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 80 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 81 | // Skip if outside dimensions of LCD |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 82 | if (targetY < 0) continue; |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 83 | else if (targetY >= HEIGHT) continue; |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 84 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 85 | for (int j = 0; j < cols; ++j) |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 86 | { |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 87 | targetX = (flipX) ? (x + ((cols - 1) - j)) : (x + j); |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 88 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 89 | // Dimensions check. Draws left to right. |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 90 | if (targetX < 0) continue; |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 91 | else if (targetX >= WIDTH) continue; |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 92 | |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 93 | int solid = img[i][j]; |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 94 | |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 95 | if ((solid && !inverse) || (!solid && inverse)) |
| Siriagus | 13:7ab71c7c311b | 96 | lcd->setPixel(targetX, targetY); |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 97 | |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 98 | } |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 99 | } |
| Siriagus | 12:8178fad5e660 | 100 | } |
| Siriagus | 1:0cfe2255092a | 101 | #endif |