kts d368c1efd0 Implemented the basic system for slots, stats, and damage wherein the type and amount of slots, stats, or die rolls are defined in their respective Tiles as a string. Although this has computational shortcomings due to parsing, it is the most flexible of all and forces no hard-coding on slot types or stat types. It can later be optimized, of course, as the size of each ItemTile, PlayerTile, and NpcTile has increased by at least 128 bytes. Note that some code is left-over from when the initial slot system was written using structs. Additionally, inventoryContext now handles up and down appropriately, and the inventory display has been improved. Along with the inventory display, an equipment surface is shown, although at the moment it lacks any equipment listing.		2013-11-23 03:28:38 -08:00
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curses.c	Added tile scaling via interfaceSetScale. This currently modifies the various spritesheet->Surface(s) loaded from tiles.c/pack_tiles, but they should modify live alternatives, so that changes always start from the original surfaces. Also created shading on the rock wall, created a new palisade wall, and also fixed/prettified the current doors.	2013-11-10 01:01:07 -08:00
curses.h	…
sdl.c	Implemented the basic system for slots, stats, and damage wherein the type and amount of slots, stats, or die rolls are defined in their respective Tiles as a string. Although this has computational shortcomings due to parsing, it is the most flexible of all and forces no hard-coding on slot types or stat types. It can later be optimized, of course, as the size of each ItemTile, PlayerTile, and NpcTile has increased by at least 128 bytes. Note that some code is left-over from when the initial slot system was written using structs. Additionally, inventoryContext now handles up and down appropriately, and the inventory display has been improved. Along with the inventory display, an equipment surface is shown, although at the moment it lacks any equipment listing.	2013-11-23 03:28:38 -08:00
sdl.h	Implemented the basic system for slots, stats, and damage wherein the type and amount of slots, stats, or die rolls are defined in their respective Tiles as a string. Although this has computational shortcomings due to parsing, it is the most flexible of all and forces no hard-coding on slot types or stat types. It can later be optimized, of course, as the size of each ItemTile, PlayerTile, and NpcTile has increased by at least 128 bytes. Note that some code is left-over from when the initial slot system was written using structs. Additionally, inventoryContext now handles up and down appropriately, and the inventory display has been improved. Along with the inventory display, an equipment surface is shown, although at the moment it lacks any equipment listing.	2013-11-23 03:28:38 -08:00