Currently, gui.c in the ui/src folder only displays the chiventure banner for the split screen image. The draw_images module contains two functions: draw_room() and draw_map. Use these two functions inside gui.c to draw the room images that change when the user moves rooms, and to draw the map which also updates as the user moves rooms. Take into account draw_room takes in a file path parameter that is for the path to the directory where the images reside. Images for rooms should always be named roomid.png. To fully implement the draw_room function in gui.c, you will need to add a image file path field to the game_t struct to be able to access the file paths for each game.
There is an open PR for this existing: #1121
This uses the branch gui/split_screen_update
In this PR, gui.c has code for the map inside of it, but you will want to replace this code with a function call to draw_map().
Currently, gui.c in the ui/src folder only displays the chiventure banner for the split screen image. The draw_images module contains two functions: draw_room() and draw_map. Use these two functions inside gui.c to draw the room images that change when the user moves rooms, and to draw the map which also updates as the user moves rooms. Take into account draw_room takes in a file path parameter that is for the path to the directory where the images reside. Images for rooms should always be named roomid.png. To fully implement the draw_room function in gui.c, you will need to add a image file path field to the game_t struct to be able to access the file paths for each game.
There is an open PR for this existing: #1121
This uses the branch gui/split_screen_update
In this PR, gui.c has code for the map inside of it, but you will want to replace this code with a function call to draw_map().