jantz / hunt_for_the_arcane_energy

Pygame project in the works.

Hunt for the Arcane Energy

This game is currently in the early stages of development and not yet ready for gameplay.

Description

In this game, you will assume the role of a brave warrior tasked with collecting Arcane Energy from undead and immortal beings. Your journey will be treacherous, filled with numerous obstacles and challenges. However, if you persist and refuse to surrender, you will amass enough power to confront the final adversary who possesses The Land of Essence.

Key Features

• Customizable play-style
• Player progression
• Variety of enemies

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hunt_for_the_arcane_energy's Issues

World.blit_world() not working properly

Hunt_for_the_Arcane_Energy/world.py

Lines 41 to 53 in df16a02

	def blit_world(self, worldSurface, playerPosUnit, screenX, screenY):
	topLeftIndex = [int(playerPosUnit[0] - screenX / (2 * self.unitSize)), int(playerPosUnit[1] - screenY / (2 * self.unitSize))]
	bottomRightIndex = [int(playerPosUnit[0] + screenX / (2 * self.unitSize)), int(playerPosUnit[1] + screenY / (2 * self.unitSize))]
	# Calculate the fractional offset within the grid cell
	offset_x = (playerPosUnit[0] - math.floor(playerPosUnit[0])) * self.unitSize
	offset_y = (playerPosUnit[1] - math.floor(playerPosUnit[1])) * self.unitSize
	for j in range(topLeftIndex[1], bottomRightIndex[1] + 1):
	for i in range(topLeftIndex[0], bottomRightIndex[0] + 1):
	if i >= 0 and i < self.worldSize[0] and j >= 0 and j < self.worldSize[1]:
	if self.worldGrid[i][j] != None:
	draw_x = (i - topLeftIndex[0]) * self.unitSize - offset_x
	draw_y = (j - topLeftIndex[1]) * self.unitSize - offset_y
	worldSurface.blit(self.sprites[self.worldGrid[i][j]], (draw_x, draw_y))

This code works for horizontal movement but vertical is glitchy. Some logic issue probably.