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author: Curtiss Murphy
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ifndef __GM_TUTORIAL_MY_GAME_ENTRY_POINT__
define __GM_TUTORIAL_MY_GAME_ENTRY_POINT__
include <export.h>
include <dtCore/refptr.h>
include <dtGame/gameentrypoint.h>
namespace dtGame
{
class GameManager;
class ServerLoggerComponent;
class LogController;
}
Our entry point into the game. The GameStart.exe application can load this like this:
"GameStartd.exe TutorialGameActors"
We create our Game Manager and components in this class.
class TUTORIAL_TANK_EXPORT MyGameEntryPoint: public dtGame::GameEntryPoint
{
public:
MyGameEntryPoint() { };
virtual ~MyGameEntryPoint();
// Called to do early initializtion. Grab your command line params here.
// We just use the base implementation
virtual void Initialize(dtGame::GameApplication& app, int argc, char **argv);
// Create your game manager.
// We just use the base implementation
// virtual dtCore::RefPtr<dtGame::GameManager> CreateGameManager(dtCore::Scene& scene);
// Called just before your application's game loop starts. This is your main
// opportunity to create components, load maps, create unique actors, etc...
virtual void OnStartup(dtGame::GameApplication& app);
private:
std::string mMapName;
dtCore::RefPtr<dtGame::LogController> mLogController;
dtCore::RefPtr<dtGame::ServerLoggerComponent> mServerLogger;
bool mInPlaybackMode;
};
endif
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