GameDefines.h File Reference

Game specific defines. More...

#include "Defines.h"
#include "Box2D\Box2D.h"

Enumerations
enum class	eWordColor : UINT {   Red , Green , Blue , Black ,   Gray , Size }
	Enumerated type for word color. More...
enum class	eSprite : UINT {   Background , LED , Dashboard , B ,   D , E , G , L ,   N , R , U , Count1 ,   Count2 , Count3 , Smoke , Spark ,   Bubble , EyeWhites , EyeIrises , Stroop ,   Arrow , Square , Point , Size }
	Sprite enumerated type. More...
enum class	eSound : UINT {   Gun , Crack , Buzz , Beep ,   Boing , Thump , PowerDown , Tick ,   CountUp , CountDown , Size }
	Sound enumerated type. More...
enum class	eGameState : UINT {   Instructions , Begin , Countdown , Playing ,   Scoring , Size }
	Game state. More...

Functions
float	PW2RW (float x)
	Physics World to Render World units for a float.
Vector2	PW2RW (const b2Vec2 &v)
	Physics World to Render World units for a vector.
float	RW2PW (float x)
	Render World to Physics World units for a float.
float	RW2PW (int x)
	Render World to Physics World units for an int.
float	RW2PW (unsigned x)
	Render World to Physics World units for an unsigned int.
b2Vec2	RW2PW (const Vector2 &v)
	Render World to Physics World units for a vector.

Variables
const int	INITIAL_WORDCOUNT = 25
	Initial word count.
const float	fPRV = 10.0f
	Physics World to Render World rescale value.

Detailed Description

Game specific defines.

Enumeration Type Documentation

eGameState

enum eGameState : UINT

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Game state.

An enumerated state for the game state.Size must be last.

eSound

enum eSound : UINT

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Sound enumerated type.

An enumerated type for the sounds, which will be cast to an unsigned integer and used for the index of the corresponding sample. Size must be last.

eSprite

enum eSprite : UINT

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Sprite enumerated type.

An enumerated type for the sprites, which will be cast to an unsigned integer and used for the index of the corresponding texture in graphics memory. Size must be last.

eWordColor

enum eWordColor : UINT

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Enumerated type for word color.

Words are initially eWordColor::Red, eWordColor::Green, or eWordColor::Blue when they are the current word, then they turn eWordColor::Black until they explode and finally turn eWordColor::Gray.