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Generate a random starting grid | Generate a random starting grid | ||
| − | Create a new type of tile called | + | Allow the player to set the grid size |
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| + | Create a new type of tile called Tundra (similar to other tiles) | ||
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| + | Create a new type of tile called Lake (no piece can use this tile) | ||
Limit the output from a forest and when exhausted change it to a field. | Limit the output from a forest and when exhausted change it to a field. | ||
=Extension= | =Extension= | ||
| + | Be able to downgrade a piece back to a Serf | ||
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Create a new Forester piece (ie to create a forest from a field) | Create a new Forester piece (ie to create a forest from a field) | ||
Player sub-classes | Player sub-classes | ||
Latest revision as of 15:54, 23 November 2020
Section D 2021
Section D of your Unit 1 exam will focus on the skeleton program and improvements to it. The question will specify which part of the program is to be used, and what you need to change. I will create a list of potential improvements, and over time we code each one and document it.
Simple Improvements
Functionality
Generate a random starting grid
Allow the player to set the grid size
Create a new type of tile called Tundra (similar to other tiles)
Create a new type of tile called Lake (no piece can use this tile)
Limit the output from a forest and when exhausted change it to a field.
Extension
Be able to downgrade a piece back to a Serf
Create a new Forester piece (ie to create a forest from a field)
Player sub-classes
