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Room config file #3

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shitchell opened this issue Nov 17, 2019 · 1 comment
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Room config file #3

shitchell opened this issue Nov 17, 2019 · 1 comment
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Room definitions are in section 3.1.1
Door definitions are in section 3.1.2

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I'm saving this for last. All of the relevant code is finished in tworld.py, and I have a small test map config file for testing purposes. We just need to add all ~80 doors and rooms. This is definitely low priority; we should focus on the presentation first. If the presentation is still unfinished by the time I finish the code (god I hope that's the case), I'll look at automating the task of creating this config file so that it's easier.

Optionally, if @sali210 wants more commits / lines edited in the project, this would be an easy way to achieve that. Once you figure out the syntax, it's literally just data entry. Make small commits (add like 10 rooms, commit, and then start editing the file again) and you should accumulate ~8 more commits. The whole file will probably end up being about ~330 lines. So that'll end up putting you on par with Jonathan's commit history with about ~10 commits and ~350 lines contributed total.

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