kylepulver/otter

2d game making framework built on top of SFML.Net

otter's Issues

CS0649: Field 'ColorTween.hue' is never assigned to, and will always have its default value 0

Hi. I keep getting this error in the cache whenever I try to run the code below:

`using Otter;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace PlayerSessions
{
class PlayerSessions
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Create a game
var game = new Game("Player Sessions");
// Name the game folder for exporting session data.
game.GameFolder = "PlayerSessionDemo";

        // Add a new session to the game for Player 1.
        var session = game.AddSession("TestPlayer1");

        // Import any data. If no data found, none will be loaded.
        session.Data.Import();

        // Load data, or set default values.
        // Using strings for keys here, but you can also use Enums!
        session.Data.GetIntOrDefault("LevelsUnlocked", 0);
        session.Data.GetStringOrDefault("LeaderboardName", "Player");
        session.Data.GetBoolOrDefault("InvertedControls", false);
        session.Data.GetStringOrDefault("PlayerColor", "FF0000");
        session.Data.GetFloatOrDefault("StartPosition", 0.25f);

        // Export the data to a semi-encrypted file.
        session.Data.Export();

        // Configure the Controller for the player session.
        // Add a "Left" button
        session.Controller.AddButton("Left");
        // Set the button to respond to the A key.
        session.Controller.Button("Left").AddKey(Key.A);

        // Add a "Right" button
        session.Controller.AddButton("Right");
        // Set the button to respond to the D key.
        session.Controller.Button("Right").AddKey(Key.D);

        // Add a new session to the game for Player 2.
        session = game.AddSession("TestPlayer2");

        // Import any data. If no data found, none will be loaded.
        session.Data.Import();

        // Load data, or set default values.
        // Using strings for keys here, but you can also use Enums!
        session.Data.GetIntOrDefault("LevelsUnlocked", 0);
        session.Data.GetStringOrDefault("LeaderboardName", "Player");
        session.Data.GetBoolOrDefault("InvertedControls", false);
        session.Data.GetStringOrDefault("PlayerColor", "0000FF");
        session.Data.GetFloatOrDefault("StartPosition", 0.75f);

        // Export the data to a semi-encrypted file.
        session.Data.Export();

        // Configure the Controller for the player session.
        // Add a "Left" button
        session.Controller.AddButton("Left");
        // Set the button to respond to the Left key.
        session.Controller.Button("Left").AddKey(Key.Left);

        // Add a "Right" button
        session.Controller.AddButton("Right");
        // Set the button to respond to the Right key.
        session.Controller.Button("Right").AddKey(Key.Right);

        // Create a Scene.
        var scene = new Scene();
        // Add a Player Entity for each session.
        scene.Add(new Player(game.Session("TestPlayer1")));
        scene.Add(new Player(game.Session("TestPlayer2")));

        // Start the Game.
        game.Start(scene);
    }
}

class Player : Entity
{
    // Create a test image.
    Image image = Image.CreateRectangle(40, Color.White);
    // The Session that this Entity will reference.
    Session session;

    public Player(Session session) : base()
    {
        // Keep track of the Session passed in by the constructor.
        this.session = session;

        // Set the starting position.
        // Using Game.Instance here because the Entity doesn't have a reference to the Game yet.
        X = Game.Instance.HalfWidth;
        Y = Game.Instance.Height * session.Data.GetFloat("StartPosition");

        // Add the image.
        AddGraphic(image);
        // Center the origin of the image.
        image.CenterOrigin();
        // Set the image color from the Session data. 
        // Using a string for the key, but you can also use Enum!
        image.Color = new Color(session.Data.GetString("PlayerColor"));
    }

    public override void Update()
    {
        base.Update();

        // Use the Session controller to control the movement.
        // Using a string for the key, but you can also use Enum!
        if (session.Controller.Button("Left").Down)
        {
            X -= 3;
        }
        if (session.Controller.Button("Right").Down)
        {
            X += 3;
        }
    }
}

}`

Cross Platform

I've noticed one of the project goals is to make this cross-platform. A great way to achieve your goal is to target .Net Core and target the 2.5 version NuGet package of SFML.Net to get rid of the messy dlls. I've started a branch, hoping to get a pull request done by the end of the weekend.

Logical Namespacing

The Otter code should be, at least, logically namespaced based on the folders. I.e., Otter.OgmoPlayer() should be Otter.Utility.OgmorPlayer(). Would make things easier in the future to avoid code collision. Also, it would avoid some of the possible code collisions with SFML's namespaces. For example, Otter.Shader and SFML.Graphics.Shader.

NuGet Support & SFML.Net 2.5

Any idea to see SFML 2.5 supported and make Otter2d a NuGet package as well?

Archive Otter.

Since you are no longer working on Otter, why don't you archive it? You have no notice on the GitHub page, but you do on the website.