Roguelike AoC – part 16

In the sixteenth lesson of a roguelike game tutorial a new element of the screen showed up – the HUB.

Ehm, so what do I do?

To be completely honest there was not much to actually do in this lesson. I’ve just followed it, added new properties to structs, rewritten HUB printing code and that was almost it. I had to increase Y value for HUB starting position. Also, in order to avoid cursor staying in the lower-right corner of the screen after rendering the HUB, I’ve added additional player rendering. Below is my main function.

int main()
{
    srand(time(NULL));

    screenSetup();
    Level *level = createLevel(DEFAULT_LEVEL_NUMBER, NUMBER_OF_ROOMS, NUMBER_OF_MONSTERS);

    // Initial drawing when we enter the game
    printGameHub(level);
    playerDraw(level->user);

    /* Main game loop */
    char keyPressed;
    while((keyPressed = getch()) != 'q') {
        handleInput(keyPressed, level);
        moveMonsters(level);
        printGameHub(level);
        playerDraw(level->user);  // We redraw the player position after redrawing everything else
    }

	endwin();

	return 0;
}

Code

Here is the direct link to the GitHub repo.