Turning 5.4 on August 3rd #1
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| $('.game-screen').html(AppTemplates.battle(game)); | ||
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| $('.game-screen').on('click', '.attack-mode', function() { |
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When the user clicks this will be after you have changed from the choose hero view to the battle screen so place this click handler inside of the click handler right after line 6.
…. Also added character.js to Brocfile.js
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| {{#each this as |hero|}} | |||
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Now that we have a single hero on our game object, we can get rid of these #each blocks
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| {{#each this as |hero|}} | |||
| <div class="hero-side"> | |||
| <img src="images/{{ hero.imgURL }}" alt="{{ hero.name }}"> | |||
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Watch out when you capitalize things. <img src="images/{{ hero.imgUrl }}" alt="{{ hero.name }}"> Looks like you called it imgUrl on hero and imgURL on your enemy object.
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| }, Backbone.Events); | ||
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| char = new Character({hitPoints: 200, weapons: {hammer: 20, sword: 15}}); |
| Hero.prototype = _.extend({constructor: Hero}, Character.prototype); | ||
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| new Hero('Arrow', {hitPoints: 200, weapons: {arrow: 25, hands: 11}}, 'arrow.png'), |
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Given your constructor, this can be:
new Hero('Arrow', 200, {arrow: 25, hands: 11}, 'arrow.png')
If we look at the Hero constructor it takes in the name, then health, then the weapons and finally the imgURL
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@rtablada Ok, i was kinda of confused with '{hitPoints: health, weapons: weapons}'
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