CGame Class Reference

The game class.

#include <Game.h>

Inheritance diagram for CGame:

Public Member Functions
	~CGame ()
	Destructor.
void	Initialize ()
	Initialize the game. More...
void	ProcessFrame ()
	Process an animation frame. More...
void	Release ()
	Release the renderer. More...

Private Member Functions
void	LoadSounds ()
	Load sounds. More...
void	BeginGame ()
	Begin playing the game. More...
void	KeyboardHandler ()
	The keyboard handler. More...
void	RenderFrame ()
	Render an animation frame. More...
void	CreateObjects ()
	Create game objects. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Static Protected Attributes inherited from CCommon
static CRenderer *	m_pRenderer = nullptr
	Pointer to the renderer.
static CObjectManager *	m_pObjectManager = nullptr
	Pointer to the object manager.
static eBody	m_eCurrentBody = (eBody)0
	Current body type.

Member Function Documentation

BeginGame()

void CGame::BeginGame ( )

private

Clear any old objects out of the object manager and create some new ones.

CreateObjects()

void CGame::CreateObjects ( )

private

Ask the object manager to create the game objects.

Initialize()

void CGame::Initialize

(

)

Initialize the renderer, load the images for the background, and start the game.

KeyboardHandler()

void CGame::KeyboardHandler ( )

private

Poll the keyboard state and respond to the key presses that happened since the last frame.

LoadSounds()

void CGame::LoadSounds ( )

private

Initialize the audio player and load game sounds.

ProcessFrame()

void CGame::ProcessFrame

(

)

Handle keyboard input, move the game objects and render them in their new positions and orientations. Notify the audio player at the start of each frame so that it can prevent multiple copies of a sound from starting on the same frame. Notify the timer of the start and end of the frame so that it can calculate frame time.

Release()

void CGame::Release

(

)

Release all of the DirectX12 objects by deleting the renderer.

RenderFrame()

void CGame::RenderFrame ( )

private

Ask the object manager to draw the game objects. The renderer is notified of the start and end of the frame so that it can let Direct3D do its pipelining jiggery-pokery.