An app which helps to make maps for Anuto TD
This app isn't ready for full work. It can have some issues. Just try to follow the instructions for your convenience.
- This app written with Pyhton 3, so first it should be installed Python 3 on your computer.
- To install app, just dowload zip and extract it.
- After installing app make 'atdmc.py' file executable and execute it.
After you start the app, you will see this screen.
- You can edit final JSON file name or size of map (recommended size is 10x15). Or you can leave it for default.
- After you're done, click 'Next' button at the bottom. It will open map creating window.
Map creating window will be like this.
- You can start making map now!
- Each 'left click' will switch block type.
- Red block is empty, blue block is plateau and yellow block is path.
- After you're done with blocks, you can start to make path. 'Right click' adds a waypoint to only path blocks.
- First and last point 'must' be on edge.
- You can only add points if it's in the same row or column of previous point.
- If your point has no connection with path blocks, you can't add it.
- IT SHOULD BE A PATH ON YOUR MAP!
- IF YOU WANT TO MAKE PATH OVER ANOTHER PATH PREPARE YOURSELF FOR POTENTIAL BUGS!
An example:
When you're done, just click 'Finish'. Mapping screen will close and you will find a JSON file which is your map. You can continue making maps with main screen.
You need to follow these steps:
- Fork from Anuto TD
- Create my_map.json (but think a different name) file with atdmc
- Add my_map.json to YOU/android-anuto/app/src/main/res/raw folder
- Add
<string name="my_map_name">My Map<string>to YOU/android-anuto/app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml, don't forget to add_name - Add
mMapInfos.add(new MapInfo("my", R.string.my_map_name, R.raw.my_map));to YOU/android-anuto/app/src/main/java/ch/logixisland/anuto/business/game/MapRepository.java, "my" is map name (without spaces, uppercases and "map"), "my_map_name" is name in XML file, "my_map" is file name in raw (without ".json") - Test map if you can
- After all you can create a merge request to main repository
If you have some issues or suggests, you can create issues with that format:
- For app crashes, add
[CRASH]to your issue title and tell what you do, what happened and what is error message - For bugs, add
[BUG]to your issue title head and tell what you do and what happened - For editing app, add
[PERMISSION]to your issue title and tell what do you want to do - For suggest features, add
[FEATURE]to your issue title and tell what do you suggest - For how code works, add
[KNOWLEDGE]to your issue title and tell what do you want to know - For README problems, add
[README]to your issue title and tell what is problem
If you want to change something you can create pull requests with that format:
- PLEASE APPLY PEP-8 OR IT WON'T BE MERGED
- PLEASE PULL REQUEST TO BRANCH
dev - Please follow previous codes and try to not messing codes
- There is a little probability that your idea won't be merged so please ask permission before for your own good
- For fixing app crashes, add
[FIX_CRASH]to your pull request title and tell which crashes did you fixed and how - For fixing bugs, add
[FIX_BUG]to your pull request title head and tell which bugs did you fixed and how - For gui changes, add
[CHANGE_GUI]to your pull request title, tell what did you do and share how new gui looks like - For adding features, add
[ADD_FEATURE]to your pull request title and tell what did you do - For optimizing, add
[OPTIMIZE_CODE]to your pull request title and tell what did you do and how it effected app with numbers - For adding docstrings, add
[ADD_DOCSTRING]to your pull request title - For editing README, add
[EDIT_README]to your pull request title and tell what did you change and why