Blit Scrolling in a Tile-Based World - The Essential Guide to Flash Games - page 422

scoreBoard.createTextElement(SCORE_BOARD_HEARTS, new SideBySideScoreElement

(280,5, 20, "Hearts", scoreBoardTextFormat, 25, "0", scoreBoardTextFormat));

//screen text initializations
screenTextFormat = new TextFormat("_sans", "16", "0xffffff", "false");
screenTextFormat.align = flash.text.TextFormatAlign.CENTER;
screenButtonFormat = new TextFormat("_sans", "12", "0x000000", "false");

titleScreen = new BasicScreen(FrameWorkStates.STATE_SYSTEM_TITLE,

384,404,false,0x000000 );

titleScreen.createOkButton("Play", new Point(150, 250), 100, 20,

screenButtonFormat, 0x000000, 0xff0000,2);

titleScreen.createDisplayText("Drive She Said", 200, new Point(100, 150),

screenTextFormat);

instructionsScreen = new BasicScreen(FrameWorkStates.

STATE_SYSTEM_INSTRUCTIONS,384,404,false,0x000000);

instructionsScreen.createOkButton("Start", new Point(150, 250),

100, 20,screenButtonFormat, 0x000000, 0xff0000,2);

instructionsScreen.createDisplayText("Drive over all harts\nbefore

timer\nruns out.",200,new Point(100,150),screenTextFormat);

gameOverScreen = new BasicScreen(FrameWorkStates.STATE_SYSTEM_GAME_OVER,

640,500,false,0x0000dd);

gameOverScreen.createOkButton("Restart", new Point(150, 250), 100, 20,

screenButtonFormat, 0x000000, 0xff0000,2);

gameOverScreen.createDisplayText("Time up\nGame Over",100,new Point(150,150),

screenTextFormat);

levelInScreen = new BasicScreen(FrameWorkStates.STATE_SYSTEM_LEVEL_IN,
384, 404, true, 0xbbff00ff);

levelInText = "Level ";
levelInScreen.createDisplayText(levelInText,100,new Point(150,150),
screenTextFormat);

heartsToCollect.defaultTextFormat = screenTextFormat;
heartsToCollect.width = 300;
heartsToCollect.x = 50;
heartsToCollect.y = 200;

levelInScreen.addChild(heartsToCollect);

//set initial game state
switchSystemState(FrameWorkStates.STATE_SYSTEM_TITLE);