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Level Info

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<level>

Level info represents a single level in the game.

Example configurations:

<level id="0" type="PHASES">

    <phase type="ALL_KILLED">
        <moon lengthRange="2-3" startAt="0.2" delay="0" quantity="2"/>
        <asteroid lengthRange="2-3" startAt="0.5" delay="3" quantity="3" ttr="5"/>
    </phase>

    <phase type="ALL_KILLED">
        <moon lengthRange="2-3" startAt="0.2" delay="0" quantity="3"/>
        <moon lengthRange="2-3" startAt="0.5" delay="3" quantity="3"/>
    </phase>

</level>
Attributes:

id: unique id for the level.
type: This shows the level progression.We get to know it from the Type enum in LevelInfo, with options PHASES and AI_ENDLESS.

Defines types of levels:
AI_ENDLESS: A mode where gameplay continues indefinitely.
PHASES: A mode divided into phases, each with specific spawn events and end conditions.

Example
<level id="0" type="PHASES">
  <!-- phase config goes here -->
</level>

<phase>

phase defines a phase in the level where certain conditions are there asteroids aspawning is set like from where enemy should come , at what speed , quantity etc.

Attributes:
  • type: defines how the phase should end

possible values:

BOSS_KILLED: Ends when the boss is defeated.
ALL_KILLED: Ends when all enemies are defeated.
TIME: Ends after a set time.

  • duration: for TIME type, defines how long the phase should run

<moon>

Specifies the spawning of moon..

Attributes:

lengthRange: size range for asteroid, e.g., "2-3"
delay: Delay before the spawn .
quantity: Number of asteroids to spawn. (optional) if not defined, infinite astroids spawns
startAt: value (0 to 1) determining when the spawn should start.
stopAt: value (0 to 1) determining when the spawn should stop.
boss: Specifies if the spawn is a boss enemy (true for boss, false if no boss).

<asteroid>

same attributes as moon with addition of following:

ttr: Time to reach, representing how long the spawn should stay active.

Planet Info

Planet.xml Attributes

id: The unique identifier for the planet. This is an integer that tells about each planet.
starsNeeded: The number of stars required to unlock this planet.
name: The name of the planet, defines what the planet is called in the game.
levelRange: The range of levels associated with this planet. For example, levelRange="0-1" means this planet includes levels 0 and 1

Example:

<planet id="0" starsNeeded="30" name="Mathilde" levelRange="0-1" />  
<planet id="1" starsNeeded="30" name="Mathilde" levelRange="2-3" />  
<planet id="2" starsNeeded="30" name="Mathilde" levelRange="4-5" />  
<planet id="3" starsNeeded="30" name="Mathilde" levelRange="6" />

Planet_info.gd Attributes:

id: Stores the planet’s unique id, matching the id attribute in the XML.
starsNeeded: Stores the minimum stars required to unlock the planet. Loaded from the starsNeeded attribute in the XML.
name_: Stores the name of the planet, which is used to display in the game. Loaded from the name attribute.
levelRange: Stores the range of levels associated with the planet. This is parsed from the levelRange attribute in the XML.

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