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== GameBoard quick setup == | == GameBoard quick setup == | ||
| + | Here's an example to quickly get up and running: | ||
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from gameboard_helpers import CommonSetups, Style | from gameboard_helpers import CommonSetups, Style | ||
| − | fn | + | class Challenge: |
| − | + | fn __init__(self, context): | |
| − | + | board = GameBoard() | |
| − | + | CommonSetups.square(board) | |
| − | + | Style.topdown(board, context.canvas) | |
| + | board.fill(10, 10) | ||
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| + | The CommonSetups class configures the board to use a square tiled grid with four directions. | ||
| + | The Styles class then configures how the board is displayed, with what tiles and how they are laid out. | ||
Revision as of 11:45, 8 April 2021
[DRAFT] The GameBoard library
A reusable and configurable system for game-like challenges.
[TODO]
- Board quick setup
- Creating and placing a gamepiece
- Pathfinding
- Custom board setup
GameBoard quick setup
Here's an example to quickly get up and running:
from gameboard import GameBoard
from gameboard_helpers import CommonSetups, Style
class Challenge:
fn __init__(self, context):
board = GameBoard()
CommonSetups.square(board)
Style.topdown(board, context.canvas)
board.fill(10, 10)
The CommonSetups class configures the board to use a square tiled grid with four directions. The Styles class then configures how the board is displayed, with what tiles and how they are laid out.