Text Adventure

Text-Based Adventure Game written in Python

Playing the game:

Playing is simple, run python main.py and follow the instructions. If you have your own json file for a different world than my dummy testing world, you can pass it in by running python main.py -f /path/to/file.json

Currently Accepted Commands

check [me, inventory, inv, bag] describes your hp and inventory or just your inventory
inventory or i also describes your inventory
look or look around describes the room you're in plus any items or exits to travel
examine or look at + [item name] describes an item either in the room or in your inventory
[direction] if the direction matches up with an available exit, this will send you to a new area
pickup [item name] picks up an item if it exists in the current area
drop [item name] drops... you get the picture
use [item name] uses the item.
quit exit q ends the game

main.py

This is where most of the input logic resides. As it stands, I am just asking for raw_input and then running a bunch of if elif... commands based on the input. This might change as this gets bigger. Also initializes the FSM, world, and player

models.py

This contains all of the classes. The World class generates all of the characters, zones, connectors, and items from a json file.

world.json

This is a dummy world for now. Eventually this type of file could be use to generate any number of worlds. Use the following format to create your own world file:

This format will change as the development continues. Check back often

{
    "title": "World Title",
    "zones": {
        "unique_zone_id": {
            "title": "zone title",
            "description": "zone description",
            "start": bool, 
            "game_over": bool
        }
    },
    "connectors": [
        {
            "to_id": "destination zone id",
            "from_id": "origin zone id",
            "direction": "string user will input to go through this connection"
        }
    ],
    "items": [
        {
            "zone_id": "id of the zone where this item is found",
            "name": "item name",
            "description": "item description",
            "type": "potion"
        }
    ],
    "characters": [
        "zone_id": "id of the zone where this character is found",
        "name": "character name",
        "description": "character description",
        "max_hp": "int",
        "hp": "int",
        "inventory": [
        ]
    ]
}

Zones >> Start = (is this the starting zone for this world?)
Zones >> game_over = (does entering this zone end the game, either via death or winning)
Items >> type = (potion armor or weapon)
Each of these item types come with their own extra arguments. See the appropriate class in models.py for a better explanation
Characters >> inventory = ( a list of Items formatted just like the items section above with the extra equipped bool )

Contacting Me:

I will answer any Issues you open on the site. Outside of that, you can email me at caldwellysr@gmail.com

Credits:

The finite state machine is not my code. I can't remember where I find it but if you recognize it please let me know so I can give proper credit.

Ricky-Wilson/TextAdventure