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==Structure of the interface==
==Structure of the interface==
There are several coding elements that give structure to the interface: the [[menu]], which consist of a [[main menu]] and a good number of submenus, the [[GUI panel]] at the bottom of the [[game screen]], a number of [[icon]]s that may appear on top of the [[world view]], and [[management screen]]s that pop up. The player can also interact directly with the game world for the purposes of [[movement|moving]], [[combat]], [[shop]]ping, picking up [[item]]s, entering [[dungeon]]s, etcetera. Text messages and [[voice]], as well as [[sound effect|sound]] and [[cut scene|visual]] effects provide additional information from the game to the player.
There are several coding elements that give structure to the interface: the [[menu]], the [[GUI panel]] at the bottom of the [[game screen]], a number of [[icon]]s that may appear on top of the [[world view]], and [[management screen]]s that pop up. The player can also interact directly with the game world for the purposes of [[movement|moving]], [[combat]], [[shop]]ping, picking up [[item]]s, entering [[dungeon]]s, etcetera. Text messages and [[voice]], as well as [[sound effect|sound]] and [[cut scene|visual]] effects provide additional information from the game to the player.
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[[Category:Coding]][[Category:Interface| ]]
[[Category:Coding]][[Category:Interface| ]]

Latest revision as of 11:36, 2 September 2010

Project Knowledge Base Playing Guide Coding

Coding

Engine
Interface
Scripts
Dialogues
Data
Tavern game
Tools

Interface

Menu
GUI panel
Icons
Keyboard
Mouse


The ínterface is the part of the code that allows the player to interact with the game. This includes buttons that can be pressed, a variety of other controls such as sliders, texts, and dialogue options, as well as keyboard and mouse commands.

Structure of the interface

There are several coding elements that give structure to the interface: the menu, the GUI panel at the bottom of the game screen, a number of icons that may appear on top of the world view, and management screens that pop up. The player can also interact directly with the game world for the purposes of moving, combat, shopping, picking up items, entering dungeons, etcetera. Text messages and voice, as well as sound and visual effects provide additional information from the game to the player.