I'd give a beer to anyone that can make a light- weight text box that is documented.

It looks like something is wrong with your png or xml file. It's looking for a frame that doesn't exist or not described.

I just gave this a go and found it entertaining. Not entirely understanding it but will with practice. Cool that it works on my Android phone.

Is it love2d? Is it easy to make for browser?

You can see the "phases" in the image above. PERFECT will move 5 cells (+ rng) and then 6 cells on the next turn (+ rng) and then 10 cells (+ rng) etc. Looking at those phases, PERFECT starts slow and then finishes fast. There is an important strategy to the phasing, especially if horses h...

The horse strength + rng affects how many cells the horse will move each turn. Horses of equal strength will in theory finish the same - subject to rng - however - the corners create bottle necks so the same strength could play out very differently. Breeding isn't yet implemented. I wasn't sure how ...

I think Brot is a Linux man.

https://sheepolution.com/learn/book/0

It probably assumes you have a Love2D coding environment (editor). Maybe not. I haven't read it in years.

I'm thinking I need a state-machine (which most games are) with a state that is "in between" turns. When the game is "in between" then the love.update() needs to do a few things: - ensure player input is ignored - have a queue of some sort that tracks the animations needed includ...

I have a turn based game. I can process inputs and movements and combat and outcomes and results and all that state-based stuff. Bread and butter stuff that happens in every game. I struggle to control the flow of "between" activities. Example, when moving from one hex to another, there is...

Hmm. That library looks more than what I need - uncanny timing though. I could have a table with two indexes - one for language and one for the text. For example dialogue[1][1] = "Start" dialogue[2][1] = "시작" The first index is the language and the 2nd index is the string of text...