refactor(levels): use the gamecore world loading functions

imperium-porcorum.love/scenes/levels/init.lua

@@ -35,8 +35,9 @@ function Level:loadMission(levelID, missionID)
   local datas, missiondatas
   self.datas = require("datas.levels." .. levelID)
 
-  self.world = World(self, self.datas.mapfile)
-  self.world:load()
+  local mapfile = "assets.maps." .. self.datas.mapfile
+  self.world = World(self, self.datas.mapfile, "scenes.levels.entities")
+  self.world:loadMap()
   self.assets:setMusic("assets/music/" .. self.datas.music)
 
   self:launchMission()

imperium-porcorum.love/scenes/levels/world.lua

@@ -8,21 +8,23 @@ local Sti   = require "libs.sti"
 -- INIT FUNCTIONS
 -- All functions to init the world and the map
 
-function World:new(scene, mapfile)
-  self.scene  = scene
-  self.map = Sti("assets/maps/" .. mapfile .. ".lua")
-  self.obj = Obj
-  self:initActors()
-  self:setGravity()
-  self.backcolor = self.map.backgroundcolor or {0, 0, 0}
+function World:new(scene, mapfile, actorlist)
+  self.scene      = scene
+  self.actorlist  = actorlist
+  self.mapfile    = mapfile
+
+  self:initActors()
+
+  self:initMap(self.mapfile)
+  self:setActorList(self.actorlist)
+  self:setGravity()
 
-  self.activeObjects = 0
   self:register()
 
   self.isActive = true
 end
 
-function World:load()
+function World:loadMapObjects()
   self:loadMapCollisions()
   self:loadMapActors()
 end
@@ -49,14 +51,6 @@ function World:getDimensions()
           self.map.height * self.map.tileheight
 end
 
-function World:setBackgroundColor(r, g, b)
-  self.backcolor = {r, g, b}
-end
-
-function World:getBackgroundColor()
-  return self.backcolor[1]/256, self.backcolor[2]/256, self.backcolor[3]/256
-end
-
 -- UPDATE FUNCTIONS
 -- All update functions
 
@@ -121,11 +115,4 @@ function World:drawMap()
 	self.map:draw(-tx, -ty, scale, scale)
 end
 
-function World:drawBackgroundColor()
-  local r, g, b = self.backcolor[1], self.backcolor[2], self.backcolor[3]
-  love.graphics.setColor(r/256, g/256, b/256)
-  love.graphics.rectangle("fill", 0, 0, 480, 272)
-  utils.graphics.resetColor()
-end
-
 return World