Write doom ports in python!
Python bindings for doomgeneric with ease-of-use at heart.
To try it you will need a WAD file (game data). If you don't own the game, shareware version is freely available.
cyDoomGeneric should run on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
You must implement the draw_frame and get_key functions.
import cydoomgeneric as cdg
resx = 640
resy = 400
# Required functions
def draw_frame(pixels: np.ndarray) -> None:
def get_key() -> Optional[Tuple[int, int]]:
# Optional functions
def init() -> None:
def sleep_ms(ms: int) -> None:
def set_window_title(t: str) -> None:
def get_ticks_ms() -> int:
cdg.init(resx,
resy,
draw_frame,
get_key,
init=init,
sleep_ms=sleep_ms,
get_ticks_ms=get_ticks_ms,
set_window_title=set_window_title)
cdg.main() # Optional parameter argv=[...]
get_key should return None if all input has been processed, or a tuple (pressed as 0 or 1, key). All possible keys are either members of the Keys enum, or the ascii value of the lowercase character ord(c.lower()).
If any function that was passed to cdg.init raises an exception during the execution of cdg.main, sys.exit(1) is called.
Some additional documentation can be found in cydoomgeneric/cydoomgeneric.pyx.
The following python packages are required: numpy cython.
To build and install cydoomgeneric, run the following commands:
$ cd cydoomgeneric
$ python setup.py install
Ensure that the matplotlib python package is installed.
$ cd cydoomgeneric
$ python demopyplot.py
Ensure that the mcpi scikit-image packages are installed.
Before running the script, launch Minecraft: Pi Edition and join a world. The SCALE variable in demominepi.py can be adjusted to change the display size.
To move, step on the appropriate block on the platform that the player is standing on. To press the fire, use, enter, or escape keys, hit (RMB) the appropriate block with the sword:
DIAMOND_BLOCK: FIRE
GOLD_BLOCK: USE
NETHER_REACTOR_CORE: ENTER
NETHER_REACTOR_CORE(active): ESCAPE
$ cd cydoomgeneric
$ python demominepi.py
Ensure that the pyautogui pywinctl scikit-image packages are installed, and that the Windows XP version of mspaint is installed, which can be done by running winetricks mspaint.
If you have not installed mspaint using wine, you'll have to edit the PAINT_COMMAND variable in demomspaint.py to contain the command for launching paint.
If you wish to free your mouse in the middle of a frame being drawn, you should drag it to the top-left corner of the screen, which will free it, at which point you can kill the python script. Once a frame has been drawn, you will be able to send an input by flood-filling the appropriate "key" drawn under the frame.
$ cd cydoomgeneric
$ python demomspaint.py
Ensure that the libreoffice SDK (libreoffice-dev on Debian) is installed, and that you're using the system python installation instead of a virtual environment.
The SCALE variable in democalc.py can be adjusted in the range [0,5] to change the display size, idealy either 1 or 2. Lower scales will exponentially increase the setup time required prior to starting the game. Expect to wait a few minutes.
Sometimes the window will be tiny, so maximize it if neccessary. Also, you may experience unexpected issues while attempting to run this demo, and there's not much I can do because the UNO API has virtually no documentation and the code here has been pieced together from 10 year old forum posts for the Java or C++ version of the API.
Only run the following command once, unless the libreoffice process is killed:
$ libreoffice --nofirststartwizard --nologo --norestore --accept='socket,host=localhost,port=2002,tcpNoDelay=1;urp;StarOffice.ComponentContext' &
$ cd cydoomgeneric
$ python democalc.py
Ensure that the pygame python package is installed.
$ cd cydoomgeneric
$ python demopygame.py
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