grumpydude02/tetris

How grumpydude02/tetris works

This is a Pygame Tetris clone. The player starts in the application’s menu flow, chooses Classic, Practice, or Custom play, configures options, then plays through falling-piece movement, placement, line clearing, scoring, and increasing difficulty. Custom play also supports editing and saving board presets. The graph preserves these documented capabilities; some links among unsampled menu and game code are shown as unverified rather than asserted as observed calls.

Main entry points: Game.py Game session · GameMenus.py Mode menus · Main.py Application shell · Editor.py Level editor

Components 19

Application flow

Application shell Main.py
State model GameStates.py
Runtime settings Main.py
Sound playback Main.py

Modes and editing

Mode menus GameMenus.py
Menu interaction Primitives/Menu.py
Level editor Editor.py
Preset files Assets/Presets

Gameplay engine

Game session Primitives/Game.py
Piece movement Tetrominos.py
Board blocks Block.py

UI components

Buttons Tools/Buttons.py
Option carousel Tools/Carousel.py
Option slider Tools/Slider.py
Visual particles Tools/Particles.py

Shared runtime

Rules and constants Globals.py
Game utilities Tools/functions.py
Game timer Tools/Timer.py

Other components

Player

Connections 32

Player → Application shell: starts Readme.md
Application shell → Runtime settings: creates Main.py
Application shell → Sound playback: creates Main.py
Application shell → Level editor: creates Main.py
Application shell → Mode menus: routes to Main.py
Application shell → Game session: starts session Main.py
Mode menus → Menu interaction: extends GameMenus.py
Mode menus → Game session: configures modes GameMenus.py
Player → Mode menus: chooses mode Readme.md
Player → Level editor: edits levels Readme.md
Level editor → Preset files: loads and saves Editor.py
Menu interaction → Buttons: handles controls Primitives/Menu.py
Mode menus → Buttons: creates GameMenus.py
Mode menus → Option slider: creates GameMenus.py
Mode menus → Option carousel: creates GameMenus.py
Menu interaction → Visual particles: creates Primitives/Menu.py
Game session → Piece movement: creates pieces Primitives/Game.py
Game session → Game timer: uses Primitives/Game.py
Game session → Visual particles: uses Primitives/Game.py
Game session → Game utilities: uses Primitives/Game.py
Game session → Rules and constants: reads rules Primitives/Game.py
Piece movement → Board blocks: creates pieces Tetrominos.py
Piece movement → Rules and constants: reads rules Tetrominos.py
Piece movement → Game utilities: uses Tetrominos.py
Board blocks → Rules and constants: reads bounds Block.py
Level editor → Board blocks: creates blocks Editor.py
Level editor → Game utilities: uses Editor.py
Option slider → Buttons: uses template Tools/Slider.py
Option slider → Game utilities: maps values Tools/Slider.py
Option carousel → Buttons: uses Tools/Carousel.py
Player → Game session: plays Readme.md
Game session → Sound playback: plays effects Main.py

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