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Java project step 2

Please read the project description and refer to it while reading this.

Our second step will be to display the dungeon and control player movement. We will use the
asciipanel package to display a grid of characters in a window. There is no need to modify the asciipanel
code – you should treat it as a black box.

In the asciipanelExample directory there is a program that uses the asciipanel package to display
characters in a window. It fills the screen with ‘X’ characters, and then over several iterations displays
fewer ‘X’ characters with ‘.’ Filling in the spaces between ‘X’ characters. This should show you the
mechanics of displaying characters on the screen.

The asciipanelExample also shows how to capture keyboard input in a Java program using a keyListener.
This can be used to capture keyboard input commands.

Using the example as a guide your program will configure a screen that holds the dungeon and message
spaces, display the dungeon on the screen, and move the player character about the dungeon. Its
should only move within rooms and passageways. It should not move onto dungeon wall spaces or
outside of passages or rooms. You do not need to worry about interacting with Monster objects and
Item objects in the dungeon. You should, however, show all Monster objects and Item object in the
dungeon in the proper location.

You will need to build on the parser that you wrote as part of Step 1, as this will describe the dungeon
you are to display

What you should turn in:

A directory userid.

Under it should be a src directory, and under that all the code needed to run your program. Do not
include .class files and any build files, etc., provided by your IDE. A subdirectory called game should
contain Rogue.java, which contains the main routine. A grader should be able to go into the src
directory, type javac game/Rogue.java and compile your system. A grader should be able to type java
game.Rogue from the src directory and execute your game. You will also be asked to do a separate
turn-in of a short video (Zoom will work) showing your desktop as you download, build and execute your
project.

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