I've been using this tool to build hex grids for the game's maps, but would like to add something to Sengoku to help with this. This PR introduces a new LiveView at /builder that lets you "paint" the board with the different regions. You still have to manually enter the board data in lib/sengoku/board.ex for now...
This PR also updates the Board module to no longer require passing the board's tiles under both regions: and tiles: keys. The tiles: key is now built from the tiles in the regions: key, since every tile must belong to a region.
Soon
I'd eventually like the ability to export a board, either to a database or a string you could paste in when creating a new game in order to play on a custom board. This is being tracked in #71
And a new board! 🐉
What good is a board builder if I'm not going to use it, so in the screenshot above you can see my attempt as a new "Westeros" map with lots of connections, based on this image I found online:
It's a bit awkwardly compressed, particularly in The North, but fun!
I've been using this tool to build hex grids for the game's maps, but would like to add something to Sengoku to help with this. This PR introduces a new LiveView at
/builderthat lets you "paint" the board with the different regions. You still have to manually enter the board data inlib/sengoku/board.exfor now...This PR also updates the
Boardmodule to no longer require passing the board's tiles under bothregions:andtiles:keys. Thetiles:key is now built from the tiles in theregions:key, since every tile must belong to a region.Soon
I'd eventually like the ability to export a board, either to a database or a string you could paste in when creating a new game in order to play on a custom board. This is being tracked in #71
And a new board! 🐉
What good is a board builder if I'm not going to use it, so in the screenshot above you can see my attempt as a new "Westeros" map with lots of connections, based on this image I found online:
It's a bit awkwardly compressed, particularly in The North, but fun!