AssetManager Class Reference

Holds definitions to all the items, objects and skills in the game. This class is used to fetch the definitions and create instances of the items, objects and skills. More...

#include <AssetManager.hpp>

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Static Public Member Functions
static void	loadAssets ()
	Loads all the assets into memory. More...
static const std::vector< ObjectLocation > &	getObjectLocations ()
	Get the Object Locations object. More...
static const std::map< int, GameSkill > &	getSkills ()
	Get the Skills object. More...
static const GameObjects &	getObjects ()
	Get the GameObjects object. More...
static const GameItems &	getItems ()
	Get the GameItems object. More...
static const GameCharacters &	getGameCharacters ()
	Get the GameCharacters object. More...
static std::shared_ptr< Item >	createItemInstance (int id)
	Creates an instance of an item. More...

Static Private Attributes
static GameItems	itemsM = {}
static std::map< int, GameSkill >	skillsM = {}
static GameObjects	objectsM = {}
	Tells what possible objects exists and what attributes they have (For example tree) More...
static std::vector< ObjectLocation >	objectLocationsM = {}
	Tells where objects instances are located on the map (For example, tree at 1,1, tree at 2,2, tree at 4,5 etc) More...
static GameCharacters	gameCharactersM = {}

Detailed Description

Holds definitions to all the items, objects and skills in the game. This class is used to fetch the definitions and create instances of the items, objects and skills.

Member Function Documentation

createItemInstance()

std::shared_ptr< Item > AssetManager::createItemInstance ( int  id )

static

Creates an instance of an item.

Parameters

id

Item id

Returns

std::shared_ptr<Item>, nullptr if item id is not found.

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getGameCharacters()

const GameCharacters & AssetManager::getGameCharacters ( )

static

Get the GameCharacters object.

Returns

GameCharacters

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getItems()

const GameItems & AssetManager::getItems ( )

static

Get the GameItems object.

Returns

GameItems

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getObjectLocations()

const std::vector< ObjectLocation > & AssetManager::getObjectLocations ( )

static

Get the Object Locations object.

Returns

std::vector<ObjectLocation>

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getObjects()

const GameObjects & AssetManager::getObjects ( )

static

Get the GameObjects object.

Returns

GameObjects

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getSkills()

const std::map< int, GameSkill > & AssetManager::getSkills ( )

static

Get the Skills object.

Returns

std::map<int, GameSkill>

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loadAssets()

void AssetManager::loadAssets ( )

static

Loads all the assets into memory.

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Member Data Documentation

gameCharactersM

GameCharacters AssetManager::gameCharactersM = {}

inlinestaticprivate

itemsM

GameItems AssetManager::itemsM = {}

inlinestaticprivate

objectLocationsM

std::vector<ObjectLocation> AssetManager::objectLocationsM = {}

inlinestaticprivate

Tells where objects instances are located on the map (For example, tree at 1,1, tree at 2,2, tree at 4,5 etc)

objectsM

GameObjects AssetManager::objectsM = {}

inlinestaticprivate

Tells what possible objects exists and what attributes they have (For example tree)

skillsM

std::map<int, GameSkill> AssetManager::skillsM = {}

inlinestaticprivate

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• AssetManager.hpp
• AssetManager.cpp