Freezing the pieces after the player validates a word #2

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opened 2022-10-11 20:17:37 +02:00 by viba1 · 4 comments

viba1 commented

2022-10-11 20:17:37 +02:00

It is currently possible to move any letter (even that of the other players) at any moment.
It would be better to freeze the already positioned letters, after a player validates a word

It is currently possible to move any letter (even that of the other players) at any moment. It would be better to freeze the already positioned letters, after a player validates a word

raph commented

2022-10-12 09:19:07 +02:00

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Hello @viba1 :-)

Could you explain the use case? Is this for preventing accidental moves before playing?

Hello @viba1 :-) Could you explain the use case? Is this for preventing accidental moves before playing?

viba1 commented

2022-10-16 23:12:20 +02:00

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During the game, while word are already placed, it is possible to move some letters by mistake.
Freezing the already positionend letters should fix it.

During the game, while word are already placed, it is possible to move some letters by mistake. Freezing the already positionend letters should fix it.

raph commented

2022-10-17 16:31:10 +02:00

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This is intentional. In spirit, Trivabble should behave like a real board, and permit anything a real board permit, and a real board does not lock tiles.

Though we could provide a parameter to lock the already placed tiles. This would require some work. I'd take a merge request implementing this. The lock should probably be turned off by default, to keep the default behavior in the spirit of the project. Deviations from the spirit of the project ought to be well-thought and implemented when an issue make using Trivabble annoying.

This is intentional. In spirit, Trivabble should behave like a real board, and permit anything a real board permit, and a real board does not lock tiles. Though we could provide a parameter to lock the already placed tiles. This would require some work. I'd take a merge request implementing this. The lock should probably be turned off by default, to keep the default behavior in the spirit of the project. Deviations from the spirit of the project ought to be well-thought and implemented when an issue make using Trivabble annoying.

raph commented

2022-10-17 16:32:04 +02:00

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Possibly, the option could be instance-wide, specific to a game or a user preference.

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