Name: 30分でコード・イット・ユアセルフのブレイクアウト？ (Code-It-Yourself Breakout in 30 minutes?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:14:02.000Z
Duration: 31 min 26 s
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I was challenged on my discord server to code the game break out in 30 minutes, and I was to do it live in front of an audience.

I'm not gonna get into the habit of loading my life streams, but I thought this one had enough educational content that it should be going on main YouTube channel.

The title of the stream is the sign Hunters challenging Assigned Hunter is a member off the discord community who had the idea that maybe I should have a go at trying to program break out as fast as possible.

I think it's probably gonna be more like 45 minutes, but it might serve as a useful video for people who haven't used the console game engine for anything on Dhe.

They can look at this and see how something is done from scratch.

I also don't think it'll look very pretty, but we can see how we get off of the audio levels.

I'm going to start a timer just because it's fun to start the timer, but I don't think I'll be able to do it in half an hour.

I think we'll only get it something, something doing within an hour, anyway.

So the first thing we want to do is actually include the console game engine.

And then we want Thio overwrite the class that it provides, so we'll have to do that ourselves.

And so the point is that the council damage and provides two functions in the background, which the operator or the user will need to override to facilitate gameplay.

Remember, I'm on the clock, so I'm not going to be describing everything into much detail.

You'd usually stick your name in the Let's Do the two overridden functions avoid on.

It's bull on user creates, which is where we'll create all of our static resources of course, I probably won't be able.

Thio, read the Read the chapter whilst I'm doing this.

I'm not gonna be pausing the timer, um, on on user dates and that passes in f elapsed time, which is what we're using to keep everything in sync.

We then need to create our main function.

You gonna be my typing that's gonna let me down with this on.

We want to create an instance of our class.

Once we've got that, we want to create the console with the construct Consul function.

Until that we pass in the resolution, which we're going to draw things out now because I've been using it a bit recently.

I'm going to use to 56 by 2 40 by four by four.

So that's the width and height in characters on the size of the character is going to be four by four pixels.

I'm going to assume that that's going to work so we'll just call the start function straight away.

Not gonna work straight away, not returned tree from that.

So if you return true, it doesn't cause the game engine to stop.

If any of these functions return false, it will automatically cause the game engine to stop and clean up.

We got a window running at a number of France for second.

Yeah, I should have just splits, but I need some more splits to work against anyway.

So we're going to need a level that represents the blocks.

I'm going to stick with the old Jerry A way of doing this.

I'm going to create a string todo Let's define what we're going to have as a level.

I think level's gonna need a width and height as well.

So we get up sort of half the screen with blocks, maybe something like that.

Point on the hike would be 16 blocks to 40.

That's going to be the full playing field 16 15 draw that recall it would hold it level right?

So, to the level I want to dio Want to make sure you count this out properly.

But right, let's put in some blocks then, um, so we're going to use the fir boundary blocks.

I think we'll use the hash symbol, so let's just get it to draw the level to begin with.

Firstly, will probably want to erase whatever this.

I'm going to cheat a little bit by using the space character to do that.

Let's assume a block is eight by eight grid with Yeah, I know So So I'm going to do two nested four loops and we're going to draw the contents of the level to the screen So way.

Want a switch block for the level at that position level?

Why times and with plus six case, What did we have?

So if it's a hash that's going to be our boundary, it's Phil Recht.

Uh, next time's and block coma White times and block Common X plus one times and block comma y plus one signs and block and on what color were going to do.

We want that to be a full solid pixel on.

So the boundary off the level is going to be white.

Oh, yeah, Phil, that's for a regular block.

Was couldn't paste that on for empty space, which I'm gonna use the period symbol for will draw that as block quick.

Okay, it's a little bit smaller than I thought it was gonna be, But maybe this is a scale to work, and we can play the numbers later.

So let's just put in some other types of blocking here.

We'll use the numbers one to represent a block.