/**
* This initializes the engine and variables required by the engine.
*
* @throws E3DInvalidDisplayModeException
* @throws LWJGLException
* @throws Exception
*/
private void initGame() throws E3DInvalidDisplayModeException, LWJGLException, Exception {
// Initialize the engine
engine.initEngine(width, height, 32, false, "Espresso3D TestBed");
engine.getLogger().setDebug(true);
// engine.setBackfaceCullingEnabled(true);
// Setup the world
world = new E3DWorld(engine, "worldOne"); // create the world and give it an ID
world.loadTextureSet("espresso3d\\testbed\\media\\textures\\textureseta.txt");
// Add the world to the engine itself. The world MUST be added to the engine
// before preloading of particles occur, otherwise textures will not be found for
// the particles.
engine.addWorld(world);
// Preload all the potential actors that can be loaded from the mapfile
// Preloading is a necessary step before the world is loaded. Without preloading,
// the world will have no idea how to load an actor that is in the mapfile
world.addPreloadedParticleSystem("FIRE", new FireParticleSystem(engine));
// Load the mapfile. If there are actors in the mapfile, this must come after preloading the
// actors
world.loadWorld("espresso3d//testbed//media//maps//pongroom.e3m");
// Setup the engine's viewport. There can be many of these in an engine.
// A viewport is required to see anything. The viewport specifies its dimensions and
// which world gets rendered in it.
viewport =
new E3DViewport(
engine,
0,
0,
width,
height,
"viewport1"); // create the viewport starting at 0,0 and extending to width, height (the
// entire window)
engine.getWindow().addViewport(viewport); // add the viewport to the engine.
viewport.setWorld(world); // set the world we want the viewport to render in it
// Bind all of our input handlers. I do this in another class InputEvents
inputEvents = new InputEvents(engine, world, this);
inputEvents.bindInputEvents();
}
