This is my first attempt at making Roguelike game with help from TCOD tutorial by user TStand90
Also my first proper contact with OOP in Python and in general. There will definitely be bad code practices and a lot of experimenting.
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Joining lone rooms in cave generator
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Another generator for dungeons Rogue style
- Rework room connecting method
- Add generators for features
- Add loot (basics are in, needs more work)
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Mimic enemy (make it less scuffed)
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Improve handling of non-hostile entities
- Separate them into their own group of Objects
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Stats system (more complicated one)
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Saving and loading
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Interface (barebones for now)
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Inventory and items (added to player)
- Add inventory to enemies with drops on death
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Overworld map with points for caves/dungeons
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More AI types
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Graphical tiles
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Configurable settings and graphics
- Python 3.7+
- tcod 13.6.2
- scipy 1.8.0
First install tcod & scipy
pip install tcod
pip install scipy
Then run it in terminal from within the source folder
python main.py
Player character is represented as @ character
Important NumLock must be disabled to run the rouge correctly, with it on movement will be ignored
Movement using arrow keys (Home, End and Page Up/Down for diagonals), Numpad or Vi.
Skip turns using , Num5 Del or S, pickup items G, use items from inventory I, drop them from inventory F, descend down the stairs >, open character sheet pop-up C, look around the map /, open message log history V
To push entity insted of attacking use move keys while holding Shift
Esc to exit the window 'gracefully'
By running python maze_generator.py from Extras, you can genereate even sided maze using recursive backtracking method.
By running python cave_generator.py from within Extras folder, you can generate varying size cave with cellular automata smoothing
It will ask for dimensions and percentage of 'open tiles'
Accepted dimensions are at least bigger than 5 for both rows and columns, with no upper bound (the bigger it is the more time it takes, with safely generated 1000x1000 maps. But they are barely readable at this point)
Open tiles is a % of cells that are born, between 0 - 1, with best results being between 0.4 - 0.5. It is not recommended to go above 0.8 as the generator is not guaranteed to finish in reasonable time and there's no failsafe to terminate it (requires manual terminating).