# Isometric Game

This repository contains the code for an isometric game built using Python and the Tkinter library.

## Description

The game includes a `Knight` class to represent a movable character and a `Cell` class to represent each tile in the game. The game map is represented using a 2D array of `Cell` objects, which can be either walkable or not. 

The `IsometricGame` class handles the game logic and user interactions such as keyboard presses and mouse clicks.

## Usage

To start the game, run the main.py file:

```python
python3 main.py
```

## Features

- **Isometric view**: The game uses an isometric perspective, giving it a pseudo-3D look.
- **Keyboard controls**: The view can be moved around using the arrow keys. 
- **Mouse controls**: Cells can be selected by left-clicking on them. Right-clicking on a cell will move the knight to that cell if it is walkable.
- **Editor mode**: Pressing the 'Tab' key toggles editor mode, where additional information about each cell is displayed and cells can be edited.
- **Animations**: The knight has walking and idle animations which change depending on the direction he is moving in.

## File Structure

- **main.py**: This is the main script that runs the game.
- **knight.py**: Contains the `Knight` class, which represents the player-controlled character.
- **maze.json**: A JSON file representing the initial state of the game map.
- **Tiles/**: This directory contains PNG images used as tiles for the game map.
- **KnightBasic/**: This directory contains GIF images used for the knight's animations.
- **Units/**: This directory contains the units used in the game.
- **Effects/**: This directory contains different effects used in the game.

## Dependencies

- Python 3
- Tkinter
- glob
- os
- json
- time

## Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.