;Written by Peter Lai

drawTile PROC NEAR

;Input: al: tile index

; DI: Screen location(top-left corner) positon where tile is

; print on the screen

; flag: which portion of the tile do you want to draw

; flag=0 == UpperLeft, flag=1 == LowerLeft, flag=2 == UpperRight

; flag=3 == LowerRight

; rowpix: yposition in the tile (from a point in the tile)

; colpix: xposition in the tile (from a point in the tile)

;colpix

; --------------------------------------------

; r| | |

; o| | |

; w| | |

; p| | |

; i| 0 | 2 |

; x| | |

; |--------------------*----------------------|

; | | |

; | | |

; | 1 | 3 |

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; | | |

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; --------------------------------------------

;

;Output: Writes directly to BufferSeg

;Purpose: Writes a partial of a tile to BufferSeg given the tile and screen

; position

;Written by Peter Lai

DrawScreen proc near

;Input: player1.pos_x, player1.pos_y

;Output: Draws to BufferSeg the 240x176 screen(what the player sees)

;Purpose: Given the player's x and y position, DrawScreen draws the correct

; background in the player's field of vision by calculating what map

tile the player is on and drawing the tiles around that position

;Written by Peter Lai

playerpic dw 5 ;starting tile

DrawPlayerAngle proc near

;Inputs: player1.angle, player(num), playerpic (tile # of player)

;Outputs: newplayerposition drawn on screen

;player1.angles==0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 (clockwise)

;Purpose: Always draws your player in the middle of the screen

; Draws the position you are facing

;Written by Peter Lai

DrawtoVid PROC NEAR

;Input: None

;Output: Writes directly to screen from BufferSeg

;Purpose: Write the entire BufferSeg to screen

tilenumber dw 0

theangle dw 0

DrawObject proc near

;Inputs: xother(x position of the object), yother(y position of the object),

; myplayer1.pos_x, myplayer1.pos_y

; tilenumber(tile of the object), theangle(if it is a player to be drawn

; need player's angle position, playerornot(flag)

;Outputs: draws the object or player specified to BufferSeg given that object's

; x-y position on the map

;Purpose: Calculates the relative position of the object or player to your player's

; position. If the object or player is within your view of your screen

; DrawObject draws that object or player on your screen. This routine

; does many checks to see if the object or player is partially on your screen

; or not so as to draw that partial object on your screen

xthis dw ?

ythis dw ?

xmini dw 15

ymini dw 13

Playernum dw 0

oldposition dw 241

oldposition2 dw 241

;written by Peter Lai

DrawMiniMap proc near

;Inputs: xthis(the x position of the player)

; ythis(the y position of the player)

; PlayerNum(tells me which colored dot to draw)

; PlayerNum=1, which is your player, then

; draw red dot

; PlayerNum=2, which is your opponent, then

; draw blue dot

;Outputs: Draws a blue or red dot on the MiniBackground

; world map givent the PlayerNum

;Purpose: The dots represent your position and your

; opponents position relative to the world map

;written by Peter Lai

DrawMiniBackground proc near

;Input: None

;Output: Draws orange background of the minimap, draws

; the titles 'Player 1' and 'Player 2' below the minimap

;Purpose: Draws these background only once b/c they don't change

; this saves cpu time b/c we are not constantly drawing

; these things. This routine is called only once

;written by Peter Lai

StoreTiles proc near

;Input: None

;Output: Stores the offesets of the tiles in TileSeg to the

; Tile array so that the tiles are indexed easily using the

; the array

;Purpose: The tile array will be initialized to the offsets of the

; tiles in TileSeg

barpix dw 4

healthstatus dw 1 ;varies from 0 to 10

startdi1 dw 29042

startdi2 dw 48242

;written by Peter Lai

DrawHealthBars proc near

;Input: PlayerNum, healthstatus

;Ouput: Draws the healthbar given which the PlayerNum

; Draws the length of the bar given healthstatus

;Purpose: Vary the health status bar

;written by Peter Lai

StoreWorldMap proc near

;Input: None

;Output: Stores to Map array the tile numbers of the terrain

; we want set to the background

;Purpose: staticly store the tiles to Map

; Now given a specific map position, we know the tile

; at that position

;written by Peter Lai

DrawWeaponsBox proc near

;Input: typeofweapon (=0,bullet =1,missile)

;Output: Draw that weapon the player has selected

; on the bottom of your screen

;Purpose: You can tell which weapon you've selected