Game state object. More...

#include <gelGameState.h>

Inheritance diagram for gel::GelGameState:

Public Member Functions
	GelGameState ()
virtual	~GelGameState ()
virtual void	init ()=0
virtual void	cleanup ()=0
virtual void	pause ()
virtual void	resume ()
virtual void	restart ()=0
virtual void	update ()=0
virtual void	render ()=0
bool	isPaused ()

Detailed Description

Game state object.

All games contain multiple 'game states'.
When you first start a game there's usually an intro scene (1), then the main menu starts (2). There could also be game states for different submenus as well (...).
Then there's a state for the actually gameplay (3), maybe even for each level in the game (...). You get the picture, there are lots of game states. Inheriting GelGameState makes it easy to create and manage them.
Geez, that was a lame explanation.