https://trello.com/b/XISltL05/c346-roguelike

I'm thinking this might make organizing everything easier.

If you could make an account and post what email you used here, I can invite you to be able to edit the Trello "board."

For Cody:

http://codepen.io/blouberry/pen/pjVyOr?editors=001

http://codepen.io/blouberry/pen/PPKaed?editors=001

Cody:

• Move bestiary into main user documentation file

Jason:

• Manual testing doc

Clayton:

• Go through API documentation and update as needed
• Update test cases as needed

Everyone:

• Update your estimations
• Update Trello cards

Due to internet security, Javascript is not allowed to save a file to the users system (could be a virus). The only way I can find to allow local saving is using a browsers "localStorage". The problem with this is that the file is stored in a rather hard to get to area and don't get me started on ipads either. Any kind of mobile device would be a monster to deal with.

Basically local saving is kind of spotty

Using DocBlockr

http://usejsdoc.org/about-getting-started.html

Somehow, with the current shadows system, I get problems with it not loading the game state, because it cannot set the alpha of shadow tiles that dont exist. This problem goes away by clearing the cache, not that I really understand what causes it. So if you try to start the game and get that issue, thats why, just clear the cache. This also affects trying to replay after game over.

I have started to fiddle with the creatures file, but I dont know how to make the dungeon.js recognize Snake(). When I try to say "var snake = Snake()" it crashes and it tells me that snake is undefined.

This is snake

function Snake() {
return Creature('Snake', 10, 5, 'Reptile0', 35);
}

this is the define at the top of the creatures.js file

define(['ROT', 'lodash', 'Phaser'], function(ROT, _, Phaser){

I added creatures to the main.js file

paths: {
Phaser: 'phaser.min',
lodash: 'lodash.min',
ROT: 'rot.min',
creatures: '../app/creatures',
dungeon: '../app/dungeon'
}

added it to the define of dungeon.js

define(['ROT', 'lodash', 'creatures'], function(ROT, _, creatures) {

• http://ondras.github.io/rot.js/hp/
• http://www.codingcookies.com/

Any ideas for a name?

As imaginative as C346 Roguelike is, I think we can come up with something better.

I have it hosted on my VPS: http://www.clayton-mcguire.com/roguelike/

I was able to combine rot and Phaser, as discussed. I also have tile auto-joining implemented (i.e. the transitions between walls).

General to-do list that I will peck away at (if no-one gets to these items):

• Basic enemy interaction (i.e. bump them, and they die)
• Combat interrupts movement
• Different enemy types
• More random enemy placement
• Bones on enemy "death"
• Prevent stairs from being spawned right next to doors
• Basic enemy animation
• Damage/death sounds
• Clean/refactor system, and set up test cases

Feel free to comment and claim any of these. I'll put them up on Trello, as well.

Do you think that the player should only spawn within rooms? I personally think it'll look weird if the player is plopped in the middle of a hallway.

All changes have been committed. Files have been updated on my site (as always, clear/disable your cache).

I will put some more time into it sometime this weekend. Let me know if you need anything!

Sometimes when you get poisoned and cure it with antivenom. The next time you get poisoned, the symbol will not show up.

Jason

• Moving monsters towards the player (if within view)
• Thus, we need dungeon._vision(x, y) function and dungeon._monsterVision(monster) functions to harness ROT's FOV capabilities

Stephen

• Looking into player FOV

I kind of like it, and I think I'll keep playing around with it after this semester. Anyone else?