dsgmLib/examples/RotsetEffects/source/project.c

#include "DSGM.h"

#include "DSGM_projectHelper.h"

// User variables / declarations

// Resources
DSGM_Sound DSGM_Sounds[DSGM_SOUND_COUNT] = {
};

DSGM_Background DSGM_Backgrounds[DSGM_BACKGROUND_COUNT] = {
};

DSGM_Palette DSGM_Palettes[DSGM_PALETTE_COUNT] = {
	DSGM_FORM_NITRO_PALETTE(DSGMPal0),
};

DSGM_Sprite DSGM_Sprites[DSGM_SPRITE_COUNT] = {
	DSGM_FORM_NITRO_SPRITE(taptapman, DSGMPal0, SpriteSize_32x32, 9),
};

DSGM_Object DSGM_Objects[DSGM_OBJECT_COUNT] = {
	// ball
	{
		&DSGM_Sprites[taptapman],
		(DSGM_Event)ball_create,
		(DSGM_Event)ball_loop,
		DSGM_NO_EVENT,
		DSGM_NO_EVENT,
		NULL, 0,
		
		sizeof(*((ballObjectInstance *)0)->variables)
	},
};

DSGM_Room DSGM_Rooms[DSGM_ROOM_COUNT] = {
	// Room_1
	{
		// Backgrounds
		{
			// Bottom screen
			{
				// Layer 0
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_BOTTOM,				// Screen
					0,							// Layer
					false,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
				
				// Layer 1
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_BOTTOM,				// Screen
					1,							// Layer
					true,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
				
				// Layer 2
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_BOTTOM,				// Screen
					2,							// Layer
					true,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
				
				// Layer 3
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_BOTTOM,				// Screen
					3,							// Layer
					true,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
			},
			
			// Top screen
			{
				// Layer 0
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_TOP,					// Screen
					0,							// Layer
					false,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
				
				// Layer 1
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_TOP,					// Screen
					1,							// Layer
					true,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
				
				// Layer 2
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_TOP,					// Screen
					2,							// Layer
					true,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
				
				// Layer 3
				{
					DSGM_NO_BACKGROUND,			// Background
					DSGM_TOP,					// Screen
					3,							// Layer
					true,						// Attached to view system
					0,							// Map base
					0,							// Tile base
					0, 0, 0
				},
			}
		},
		
		// Initial views
		{
			// Bottom screen
			{
				0, 0
			},
			
			// Top screen
			{
				0, 0
			}
		},
		
		// Views
		{
			// Bottom screen
			{
				0, 0
			},
			
			// Top screen
			{
				0, 0
			}
		},
		
		NULL,	// Room handler
		
		// Object groups are dynamic, so must be set up at run time, see DSGM_SetupRooms.
		{
			NULL,
			NULL
		},
		{
			0,
			0
		}
	},
};

int DSGM_currentRoom = Room_1;

void DSGM_SetupRooms(int room) {
	if(room != DSGM_ALL_ROOMS) {
		switch(room) {
			case Room_1: goto Room_1; break;
		}
	}
	
	Room_1:
	DSGM_Debug("Room_1 reset\n");
	DSGM_LeaveRoom(&DSGM_Rooms[Room_1]);
	
	DSGM_SetupViews(&DSGM_Rooms[Room_1]);
	
	DSGM_SetupObjectGroups(&DSGM_Rooms[Room_1], DSGM_TOP, 0);
	
	DSGM_SetupObjectGroups(&DSGM_Rooms[Room_1], DSGM_BOTTOM, 1);
	
	DSGM_SetupObjectInstances(&DSGM_Rooms[Room_1].objectGroups[DSGM_BOTTOM][0], &DSGM_Objects[ball], DSGM_BOTTOM, 1,
		64, 64
	);
	
	if(room != DSGM_ALL_ROOMS) return;
}

void ball_create(ballObjectInstance *me) {
	// enables rotation and scaling, 32 individual rotsets max, can be shared
	DSGM_InitObjectInstanceRotScale(me);
}

void ball_loop(ballObjectInstance *me) {
	/*
		Rotation notes:
		angle must be dereferenced,
		libnds has a degreesToAngle(degrees) macro,
		so to rotate me 90 degrees:
		(*me->angle) = degreesToAngle(90);
		
		Scale notes:
		scale must be dereferenced,
		256 is normal size,
		0 is 2x bigger,
		128 is 2x smaller,
		so to squash me 2x smaller on the y axis:
		me->scale->y = 128;
	*/
	
	me->variables->counter += 64;
	
	me->scale->x = me->scale->y = 200 - (cosLerp(me->variables->counter) >> 6);
	(*me->angle) += sinLerp(me->variables->counter) >> 2;
}