Create the EggDropGameScene

Each scene of a game is a class derived from tbGame::GameScene that manages the objects and some of the logic for the gameplay. The following will get you started with a blank scene, but that is pretty boring so we will spice it up after.

egg_drop_game_scene.h

#ifndef _Example_EggDropGameScene_h_
#define _Example_EggDropGameScene_h_

#include "turtle_brains/tb_game_kit.h"

class EggDropGameScene : public tbGame::GameScene
{
public:
    EggDropGameScene(void);
    virtual ~EggDropGameScene(void);

protected:
    virtual void OnSimulate(void) override;
    virtual void OnUpdate(const float deltaTime) override;
    virtual void OnRender(void) const override;
    virtual void OnOpen(void) override;
    virtual void OnClose(void) override;

private:
};

#endif _Example_EggDropGameScene_h_

egg_drop_game_scene.cpp

#include "egg_drop_game_scene.h"
#include "turtle_brains/tb_application_kit.h"

EggDropGameScene::EggDropGameScene(void)
{
}

EggDropGameScene::~EggDropGameScene(void)
{
}

void EggDropGameScene::OnSimulate(void)
{
    tbGame::GameScene::OnSimulate();
}

void EggDropGameScene::OnUpdate(const float deltaTime)
{
    tbGame::GameScene::OnUpdate(deltaTime);

    if (true == tbApplication::Input::IsKeyPressed(tbApplication::tbKeyEscape))
    {
        tbGame::GameApplication::MarkForClose();
    }
}

void EggDropGameScene::OnRender(void) const
{
    tbGame::GameScene::OnRender();
}

void EggDropGameScene::OnOpen(void)
{
    tbGame::GameScene::OnOpen();
}

void EggDropGameScene::OnClose(void)
{
    tbGame::GameScene::OnClose();
}

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