Module: Chingu::Helpers::RotationCenter

Included in:
GameObject
Defined in:
lib/chingu/helpers/rotation_center.rb

Constant Summary collapse

@@rotation_centers =

returns [center_x, center_y] (see Gosu::Image#draw_rot)

{
  :top_left => [0,0],
  :left_top => [0,0],
  
  :center_left => [0,0.5],
  :middle_left => [0,0.5],
  :left_center => [0,0.5],
  :left_middle => [0,0.5],
  
  :bottom_left => [0,1],
  :left_bottom => [0,1],
  
  :top_center => [0.5,0],
  :top_middle => [0.5,0],
  :center_top => [0.5,0],
  :middle_top => [0.5,0],
  
  :center_center => [0.5,0.5],
  :middle_middle => [0.5,0.5],
  :center => [0.5,0.5],
  :middle => [0.5,0.5],
  
  :bottom_center => [0.5,1],
  :bottom_middle => [0.5,1],
  :center_bottom => [0.5,1],
  :middle_bottom => [0.5,1],
  
  :top_right => [1,0],
  :right_top => [1,0],
  
  :center_right => [1,0.5],
  :middle_right => [1,0.5],
  :right_center => [1,0.5],
  :right_middle => [1,0.5],
  
  :bottom_right => [1,1],
  :right_bottom => [1,1]
}

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#rotation_center(alignment) ⇒ Object

Sets @center_x and @center_y according to given alignment. Available alignments are:

:top_left, :center_left, :bottom_left, :top_center, 
:center_center, :bottom_center, :top_right, :center_right and :bottom_right

They’re also available in the opposite order with the same meaning. They’re also available (hey, hashlookups are speedy) with “middle” instead of “center” since those 2 words basicly have the same meaning and are both understandable.



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# File 'lib/chingu/helpers/rotation_center.rb', line 78

def rotation_center(alignment)
  @center_x, @center_y = @@rotation_centers[alignment.to_sym]
end