4.6 - Example

4.6 Example

"""
This is a tank game made with pygame and original images.
Brief description of classes within this file:
    Game_obj - the abstract base class for all the objects that appear
        on-screen, including the Tank class, the Bullet class, and
        the Target class
    Bullet - inherits from Game_obj.
    Target - inherits from Game_obj. It is always stationary.
    Tank - inherits from Game_obj. Takes keyboard input (W, A, S, and D)
        to control the tank's movement.
    App - the abstract base class for the actual Tank_game class. It's
        purpose is to define a structure for the game.
    Tank_game - the functional class that inherits from App. It creates
        a bullet whenever the mouse is clicked. It handles the collisions
        (if a bullet hits a target, both are deleted. If the tank runs into
        the target, the target is deleted.)
"""

import pygame

from pygame.locals import (
    K_w,
    K_s,
    K_a,
    K_d,
    KEYDOWN,
    KEYUP,
    QUIT,
    RESIZABLE,
    MOUSEBUTTONDOWN,
)
import time
import math
import random

BULLET_IMG_PATH = "./bullet.png"
TARGET_IMG_PATH = "./target.png"
TANK_IMG_PATH = "./completetank.png"

BLACK = (255, 255, 255)
DIRTBROWN = (168, 95, 0)
SANDBROWN = (237, 201, 175)

TANKSPEED = [2, 2]  # speed x and speed y
BULLETSPEED = [8, 8]


class Game_obj:  # content is in 4.2 - Object Class


class Bullet(Game_obj):  # content is in 4.3


class Target(Game_obj):  # content is in 4.3


class Tank(Game_obj):  # content is in 4.3


class App:  # content is in 4.4
 

class Tank_Game(App):  # content is in 4.5


game = Tank_Game()
game.mainloop()