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<!-- Root tag - indicates version in case there are breaking changes
in the format. The root tag contains one or more entities, templates
or groups.-->
<things version="1">
<!-- Only one entity of a given name can exist in the world at a time. The
TemplateManager will generate warnings if you instantiate them more
than once. -->
<entity name="PlatformSpriteSheet">
<!-- Entities and templates contain components, which are named and
have a specified type. -->
<component type="PBLabs.Rendering2D.SpriteSheetComponent" name="SpriteSheet">
<!-- Fields on the component are dealt with using our normal
serializer. In this case we are assigning a string to
ImageFilename on the SpriteSheetComponent. -->
<ImageFilename>../Assets/Images/platform.png</ImageFilename>
</component>
</entity>
<!-- Another sprite sheet - just the same as the above one, but with a
different entity name and file. -->
<entity name="DudeSpriteSheet">
<component type="PBLabs.Rendering2D.SpriteSheetComponent" name="SpriteSheet">
<ImageFilename>../Assets/Images/guy.png</ImageFilename>
</component>
</entity>
<!-- Templates are like entities in every respect except two. First, they
can be instantiated more than once w/o warnings. Second, they can be
referenced via the template attribute on an entity, which is explained
later. -->
<template name="Platform">
<component type="PBLabs.Rendering2D.SpriteRenderComponent" name="Render">
<!-- Parent and SpriteSheet are typed fields. You can assign a
direct reference to another component either on this entity or
another using the componentReference attribute. -->
<!-- Look up a named entity called Scene, find the first
component that matches the type of Parent, and assign it. -->
<Parent componentReference="Scene"/>
<!-- Same for the SpriteSheet field, which happens to want a
SpriteSheetComponent. -->
<SpriteSheet componentReference="PlatformSpriteSheet"/>
<!-- Although PositionReference, RotationReference, and SizeReference
are all of type PropertyReference, PropertyReference implements
ISerializable and does its own custom serialization - in this
case so that you can specify a string property reference. -->
<PositionReference>@Spatial.position</PositionReference>
<RotationReference>@Spatial.rotation</RotationReference>
<SizeReference>@Spatial.position</SizeReference>
</component>
<component type="PBLabs.Box2D.Box2DSpatialComponent" name="Spatial">
<Manager componentReference="Box2D"/>
<!-- CollisionType is of type ObjectType, and also implements
ISerializable, in this case to allow you to provide a list of
object types. -->
<CollisionType>
<Type>Platform</Type>
</CollisionType>
<CollidesWithTypes>
<Type>Dude</Type>
</CollidesWithTypes>
<!-- Size is of type Point. The serializer lets you set fields by
nesting tags. In this case <Size><x>1</x></Size is equivalent
to saying Size.x = 1; in ActionScript. -->
<Size>
<x>256</x>
<y>64</y>
</Size>
<!-- Booleans support named values (true/false). -->
<CanMove>false</CanMove>
<CanRotate>false</CanRotate>
<CanSleep>true</CanSleep>
<!--CollisionShapes is an array... -->
<CollisionShapes>
<!-- But you can specify the type of each item in the array. Here
we use the feature in order to distinguish between different
collision shapes. -->
<_ type="PBLabs.Box2D.PolygonCollisionShape">
<!-- Vertices is also an array. In this case we can specify
the type of the items to put into it. In addition, we
are using <_>. The underscore alone tells the serializer
to put the value contained in it at the end of the array.
Underscore can also escape numerical values, which are not
valid XML tag names. You can'd to <3>, you have to do <_3>.
If you want to do an underscore, do <__>.
-->
<Vertices childType="flash.geom.Point">
<_><x>-1</x><y>-1</y></_>
<_><x>1</x><y>-1</y></_>
<_><x>1</x><y>1</y></_>
<_><x>-1</x><y>1</y></_>
</Vertices>
</_>
</CollisionShapes>
</component>
</template>
<entity name="Scene">
<component type="PBLabs.Rendering2D.Scene2DComponent" name="Scene">
<Position>
<x>400</x>
<y>300</y>
</Position>
</component>
</entity>
<entity name="Box2D">
<component type="PBLabs.Box2D.Box2DManagerComponent" name="Manager">
</component>
<component type="PBLabs.Box2D.Box2DDebugComponent" name="Debug">
<Scene componentReference="Scene"/>
</component>
</entity>
<entity name="Dude">
<component type="PBLabs.Rendering2D.SpriteRenderComponent" name="Render">
<!-- In addition to componentReference, you can specify
componentName, which indicates a specific component to
reference.
If you use componentName alone, it will reference that component
on the owning entity. -->
<Parent componentReference="Scene" componentName="Scene"/>
<SpriteSheet componentReference="DudeSpriteSheet"/>
<PositionReference>@Spatial.position</PositionReference>
<RotationReference>@Spatial.rotation</RotationReference>
<SizeReference>@Spatial.position</SizeReference>
<TrackWithCamera>true</TrackWithCamera>
</component>
<component type="PBLabs.Box2D.Box2DSpatialComponent" name="Spatial">
<Manager componentReference="Box2D"/>
<CollisionType>
<Type>Dude</Type>
</CollisionType>
<CollidesWithTypes>
<Type>Platform</Type>
</CollidesWithTypes>
<Position>
<x>400</x>
<y>100</y>
</Position>
<Size>
<x>64</x>
<y>74</y>
</Size>
<CanRotate>false</CanRotate>
<CanSleep>false</CanSleep>
<CollisionShapes>
<_ type="PBLabs.Box2D.CircleCollisionShape">
<Friction>0</Friction>
<Radius>0.5</Radius>
<Offset><x>0</x><y>0.5</y></Offset>
</_>
</CollisionShapes>
</component>
<component type="PBLabs.StupidSampleGame.DudeController" name="Controller">
<VelocityReference>@Spatial.LinearVelocity</VelocityReference>
<!-- Input Map Example -->
<Input>
<GoLeft>37</GoLeft>
<GoRight>39</GoRight>
<Jump>38</Jump>
</Input>
</component>
</entity>
<!-- Often you want one entity to be a clone of another with minor
modifications. You can do this via the template attribute. Everything
on Platform is loaded into the entity, then the information in the
Platform1 entity is applied on top of it. -->
<entity name="Platform1" template="Platform">
<!-- Notice that when we reference fields for an existing component
(from the template) we omit the type attribute. -->
<component name="Spatial">
<Position>
<x>94</x>
<y>450</y>
</Position>
</component>
</entity>
<entity name="Platform2" template="Platform">
<component name="Spatial">
<Position>
<x>400</x>
<y>500</y>
</Position>
</component>
</entity>
<entity name="Platform3" template="Platform">
<component name="Spatial">
<Position>
<x>706</x>
<y>450</y>
</Position>
</component>
</entity>
<!-- Groups are lists of templates/entities, so that you can instantiate
them all as a single group. TemplateManager.InstantiateGroup returns
an array of all the objects that were created. -->
<group name="Managers">
<!-- Group tags contain one or more objectReference or groupReference
tags. These reference groups or entities/templates by name,
indicating what is part of the group. Things can be part of any
number of groups. -->
<objectReference name="Scene"/>
<objectReference name="Box2D"/>
</group>
<group name="SpriteSheets">
<objectReference name="DudeSpriteSheet"/>
<objectReference name="PlatformSpriteSheet"/>
</group>
<group name="Objects">
<objectReference name="Dude"/>
<objectReference name="Platform1"/>
<objectReference name="Platform2"/>
<objectReference name="Platform3"/>
</group>
<group name="Everything">
<!-- This is how you reference a group from inside another group. -->
<groupReference name="Managers"/>
<groupReference name="SpriteSheets"/>
<groupReference name="Objects"/>
</group>
</things>