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Open Source Love License: CC0-1.0

Shooting Game Plugin for Ren'Py (FPS)

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Welcome to the Shooting Game Plugin for Ren'Py!

This plugin enables you to seamlessly integrate an immersive first-person shooting mini-game into your Ren'Py visual novel.

This readme provides a detailed guide on how to use the plugin, along with explanations and examples.

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🔫 Game Rules

In this first-person shooter game, players take on the role of a hunter. The game's key features include:

  • Configurable gameplay elements, such as the number of targets per round, the number of rounds, time limits for each round, and the player's life count.

  • The player's objective is to eliminate all targets within the time limit for each round.

  • If a target isn't eliminated within the time limit, the player's life count decreases.

  • The player can shoot targets by clicking the mouse.

✨ How to Use

  1. Integration: To integrate the shooting game into your Ren'Py project, follow these steps:

    1. Copy the entire hunt directory into your project's root directory (game/).

    2. Add the following integration code to your script.rpy file where you want the game to start:

    label start:
    "Hunting Game"
    window hide
    $ my_game_config = GameConfig(target_nb=4, time_limit=15, life_max=5, round_nb=4, bullet_max=20)
    $ hunt = HuntingGame(my_game_config)
    $ hunt.run()
    scene black
    "Finish Hunting"

    Make sure to adjust the GameConfig parameters as needed.

  2. Customization

    • The game's behavior can be customized using the GameConfig class in the provided code.
    • You can adjust settings such as target image names, paths, numbers, time limits, life count, and more.

  3. Replacing Default Images

    • The plugin uses default images for elements like bullets, crosshairs, weapons, and hearts.
    • To replace these images:

    1. Swap the default images in the hunt/imgs directory with your own images, ensuring they have the same dimensions and formats.

    2. Update the image paths in the GameConfig class accordingly.

      • For example, if you replace the bullet image, update the IMG_BULLET and IMG_BULLET_EMPTY paths in the GameConfig class.

👀 Example Usage

Suppose you want to create a shooting game with different parameters:

  • Targets: 6
  • Time limit: 20 seconds
  • Life count: 3
  • Rounds: 5
  • Maximum bullets: 25
  • Custom target image folder: images/custom_targets/
  • Custom target image base name: custom_target_

Here's how you can achieve this:

label start:
    "Hunting Game"
    window hide
    $ custom_game_config = GameConfig(target_img_path="images/custom_targets/", target_img_name='custom_target_', target_nb=6, time_limit=20, life_max=3, round_nb=5, bullet_max=25)
    $ hunt = HuntingGame(custom_game_config)
    $ hunt.run()
    scene black
    "Finish Hunting"

🚨 Note

To ensure proper functionality, adhere to the following:

  • Each target image's name should be followed by sequential numbers, starting from 0.
  • Place the directories containing target images under the images folder.

Enjoy creating an engaging shooting mini-game for your Ren'Py visual novel! If you have questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

License

This Shooting Game Plugin for Ren'Py is provided under the CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication license. You can find a copy of the license in the LICENSE file.

This means you are free to use, modify, and distribute the plugin for any purpose, even commercially, without requiring attribution.

🎖️ Image Credits