Board Game Arena

after you get read-only access. The source folder will be available to download via FTP.

I think the easy answer is, that you just assume everyone has the same stable network connection and associated time delays. No client-side timing. Otherwise, client side timing things would need to be encrypted perhaps to ensure authenticity. Even then how to do you stop hackers from resetting time...

A nice summary. Weird, I have almost the exact same list of gripes. Plus a few more. Month long tournaments can be ruined by bad rep players, and the user experience is just awful and try this from a developer side - it's been 18 months since I fixed a lot of the game bugs in Troyes: multiple emails...

There is kinda 2 main different things happening. 1. Actually adding things to the webpage. 2. The things you add actually working as intended. It sounds like you're doing 1) correctly. So it's just an html / css understanding to get the elements you've added to work correctly. There are websites to...

When to propose to Undo? As a rule of thumb, on BGA we advise you to not undo moves. Undo are painful for opponents, in real world and online. Some players may also use Undo to "test" situations while they should just think instead. In many cases, proposing an "Undo" means also ...

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position yes absolute or relative position should do the trick. The browser F12 developer has an inspect element function and is great for dabbling with css and styling requirements. As well as seeing how your dojo.place functions worked. Don't forget...

nobody said this.innerText = 123; would work. You've come up with that somewhere... $("myImage").innerText="123"; By doing the above, the ${} notation allows direct access to that DOM element with the id specified. Alternatively, with the dojo.place/format_block you can also dire...

Starwarrior1128 wrote: ↑20 March 2024, 04:43 Please for the love of all things good, include an "Undo" move button in your games.

If you are looking to contribute. Then head over to the BGA Studio site.

https://en.doc.boardgamearena.com

Game on.

Is it a simple answer like use positioning (top and left)? are these pieces already just on a large board image? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position Otherwise... Have you gone through the tutorials, and perhaps looked at some example code? BGA's standard approach is to use dojo...

It is possible to do this.
A little known feature, or at least I've only just discovered it, and also you've just helped jog my memory.

In the GAMES page, go to a game, use the + button (bottom right) and add it to a list, you can create a new list and call it whatever you want.