squib 0.8.0 → 0.9.0

data/lib/squib/layouts/hand.yml

@@ -1,62 +1,62 @@
-# A layout designed for a card to be held in your hand.
-#   * Bonuses align along the left-hand side.
-#   * Title along the top.
-#   * Middle area for artwork,
-#   * Room for a text description
-#   * And some theme-based text (which I like call the "snark")
-# Along the lines of Race for the Galaxy or 7 Wonders
-# Based on TheGameCrafter.com's Poker Card, which is 825x1125
-# Sample usage is found in samples/layouts.rb
-title:
-  x: 275
-  y: 75
-  width: 475
-  height: 125
-art:
-  x: 275
-  y: 225
-  width: 475
-  height: 475
-description:
-  x: 275
-  y: 725
-  width: 475
-  height: 200
-snark:
-  x: 275
-  y: 950
-  width: 475
-  height: 100
-bonus1:
-  x: 75
-  y: 75
-  width:  175
-  height: 175
-bonus2:
-  extends: bonus1
-  y: += 198
-bonus3:
-  extends: bonus2
-  y: += 198
-bonus4:
-  extends: bonus3
-  y: += 198
-bonus5:
-  extends: bonus4
-  y: += 198
-
-# The "cut line", without rounded corners
-cut:
-  x: 37.5
-  y: 37.5
-  width: 750
-  height: 1050
-
-# The "safe zone" as defined by TheGameCrafter poker cards
-safe:
-  x: 75
-  y: 75
-  width: 675
-  height: 975
-  radius: 16
-  dash: 3 3
+# A layout designed for a card to be held in your hand.
+#   * Bonuses align along the left-hand side.
+#   * Title along the top.
+#   * Middle area for artwork,
+#   * Room for a text description
+#   * And some theme-based text (which I like call the "snark")
+# Along the lines of Race for the Galaxy or 7 Wonders
+# Based on TheGameCrafter.com's Poker Card, which is 825x1125
+# Sample usage is found in samples/layouts.rb
+title:
+  x: 275
+  y: 75
+  width: 475
+  height: 125
+art:
+  x: 275
+  y: 225
+  width: 475
+  height: 475
+description:
+  x: 275
+  y: 725
+  width: 475
+  height: 200
+snark:
+  x: 275
+  y: 950
+  width: 475
+  height: 100
+bonus1:
+  x: 75
+  y: 75
+  width:  175
+  height: 175
+bonus2:
+  extends: bonus1
+  y: += 198
+bonus3:
+  extends: bonus2
+  y: += 198
+bonus4:
+  extends: bonus3
+  y: += 198
+bonus5:
+  extends: bonus4
+  y: += 198
+
+# The "cut line", without rounded corners
+cut:
+  x: 37.5
+  y: 37.5
+  width: 750
+  height: 1050
+
+# The "safe zone" as defined by TheGameCrafter poker cards
+safe:
+  x: 75
+  y: 75
+  width: 675
+  height: 975
+  radius: 16
+  dash: 3 3

data/lib/squib/layouts/playing-card.yml

@@ -1,35 +1,35 @@
-# A basic playing card layout with bonuses in the upper-left and lower-right.
-# The lower-right angle is rotated for text.
-bonus_ul:
-  x: 75
-  y: 75
-  width: 200
-  height: 200
-bonus_lr:
-  extends: bonus_ul
-  x: 750
-  y: 1050
-  angle: 3.14159
-art:
-  x: 150
-  y: 275
-  width: 525
-  height: 575
-  valign: middle
-  align: center
-
-# The "cut line", without rounded corners
-cut:
-  x: 37.5
-  y: 37.5
-  width: 750
-  height: 1050
-
-# The "safe zone" as defined by TheGameCrafter poker cards
-safe:
-  x: 75
-  y: 75
-  width: 675
-  height: 975
-  radius: 16
-  dash: 3 3
+# A basic playing card layout with bonuses in the upper-left and lower-right.
+# The lower-right angle is rotated for text.
+bonus_ul:
+  x: 75
+  y: 75
+  width: 200
+  height: 200
+bonus_lr:
+  extends: bonus_ul
+  x: 750
+  y: 1050
+  angle: 3.14159
+art:
+  x: 150
+  y: 275
+  width: 525
+  height: 575
+  valign: middle
+  align: center
+
+# The "cut line", without rounded corners
+cut:
+  x: 37.5
+  y: 37.5
+  width: 750
+  height: 1050
+
+# The "safe zone" as defined by TheGameCrafter poker cards
+safe:
+  x: 75
+  y: 75
+  width: 675
+  height: 975
+  radius: 16
+  dash: 3 3

data/lib/squib/layouts/tuck_box.yml

@@ -1,46 +1,46 @@
-## Rectangles correspond to the "safe zones" as defined by TheGameCrafter for tuck boxes 2325x1950 pixels
-top_rect:
-  x: 313
-  y: 198
-  width: 688
-  height: 167
-
-bottom_rect:
-  x: 313
-  y: 1526
-  width: 688
-  height: 167
-
-right_rect:
-  x: 77
-  y: 466
-  width: 164
-  height: 988
-
-left_rect:
-  x: 1080
-  y: 466
-  width: 164
-  height: 988
-
-back_rect:
-  x: 313
-  y: 466
-  width: 688
-  height: 989
-
-front_rect:
-  x: 1322
-  y: 466
-  width: 688
-  height: 989
-
-front_curve:
-  x1: 1550
-  y1: 466
-  x2: 1765
-  y2: 466
-  cx1: 1575
-  cy1: 565
-  cx2: 1740
+## Rectangles correspond to the "safe zones" as defined by TheGameCrafter for tuck boxes 2325x1950 pixels
+top_rect:
+  x: 313
+  y: 198
+  width: 688
+  height: 167
+
+bottom_rect:
+  x: 313
+  y: 1526
+  width: 688
+  height: 167
+
+right_rect:
+  x: 77
+  y: 466
+  width: 164
+  height: 988
+
+left_rect:
+  x: 1080
+  y: 466
+  width: 164
+  height: 988
+
+back_rect:
+  x: 313
+  y: 466
+  width: 688
+  height: 989
+
+front_rect:
+  x: 1322
+  y: 466
+  width: 688
+  height: 989
+
+front_curve:
+  x1: 1550
+  y1: 466
+  x2: 1765
+  y2: 466
+  cx1: 1575
+  cy1: 565
+  cx2: 1740
   cy2: 565

data/lib/squib/project_template/IDEAS.md

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+# Title Ideas
+
+* First idea
+* Second idea
+
+
+# Things to Try
+
+* Idea
+* Idea
+
+# Feedback Ideas
+
+* Feedback
+* Feedback
+
+# Problems To Work On
+
+* Problem
+* Problem
+
+

data/lib/squib/project_template/PLAYTESTING.md

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+# Playtesting Log
+
+# Playtest Report Survey
+
+## Basic Info
+  * Num. Players:
+  * How many sessions of this game have you played before?
+  * How long did you play?
+	* How did you prepare for teaching the rules? Read the sheet with everyone there, or did someone read it ahead of time?
+	* What types of players played with you? What are their favorite games?
+	* What version were you testing?
+  * What date did you play?
+
+## Did it work?
+  * Was there a moment that you felt the game was "broken"? Describe what happened.
+  * How close were the scores? Did everyone feel like they had a fair chance at winning?
+  * Were there any moments that you had to go back to the rules for clarification? What resulted of that - are you still unclear, or was it just a misunderstanding?
+  * Any ideas for clearer rules?
+  * Any ideas for clearer icons, artwork, in-game helps, etc?
+
+## Was it fun?
+  * Based on the description, artwork, branding, etc. was this game what you expected?
+  * Were the theme, artwork, and icons engaging?
+  * Did this game have the depth of strategy that you were expecting?
+  * What were the moments that people felt like they were having the most fun? The least fun?
+  * Assuming trivial issues are fixed, would you recommend this to someone else?

data/lib/squib/project_template/RULES.md

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+# Intro
+
+What is this game about? How many players?
+
+# Objective
+
+What is the object of the game?
+
+# Components
+
+What are the components? List them out.
+
+# Gameplay
+
+What does each turn look like? Describe a turn. 
+
+# Scoring
+
+How is victory assigned?
+
+

data/lib/squib/project_template/config.yml

@@ -1,45 +1,49 @@
-# Settings in the config.yml are overriding Squib's defaults. Anything in the main script will override this.
-
-# DPI is used in making PDFs and in unit conversions
-# Default: 300
-#dpi: 72
-
-#antialias: best #recommended. Only about 10% slower than fast
-#antialias: default # set the anti-aliasing algorithm. default defers to the underlying graphics device. See http://www.cairographics.org/manual/cairo-cairo-t.html#cairo-antialias-t
-
-# Text hints are used to show the boundaries of text boxes.
-# Can be enabled/disabled at the command-level, or set globally with `set`
-#text_hint: '#F00'
-
-# Show progress bars on the command line for potentially long-running operations
-#progress_bars: true
-
-#Enable some custom colors that can be used in any color
-#custom_colors:
-#  foo: '#abc'
-
-#For reading image file command (e.g. png and svg), read from this directory instead
-#img_dir: img-color
-#img_dir: img-bw
-
-# Use a SVG cairo back end, instead of an in-memory buffer
-# backend: :memory # default
-# backend: :svg    # can create scalable pdfs, but rendering done at the printer level is not as good as Cairo.
-
-# Configure what text markup uses replace characters
-# Below are the defaults
-# lsquote: "\u2018" #note that Yaml wants double quotes here to use escape chars
-# rsquote: "\u2019"
-# ldquote: "\u201C"
-# rdquote: "\u201D"
-# em_dash: "\u2014"
-# en_dash: "\u2013"
-# ellipsis: "\u2026"
-
-# We can also disallow smart quotes and only allow explicit replacements with ``LaTeX-style'' quotes.
-# smart_quotes: false
-
-# By default, Squib warns when a text box is ellipsized. This can get verbose
-# and can be turned off here
-# warn_ellipsize: true # default
-# warn_ellipsize: false # default
+# Settings in the config.yml are overriding Squib's defaults. Anything in the main script will override this.
+
+# DPI is used in making PDFs and in unit conversions
+# Default: 300
+#dpi: 72
+
+#antialias: best #recommended. Only about 10% slower than fast
+#antialias: default # set the anti-aliasing algorithm. default defers to the underlying graphics device. See http://www.cairographics.org/manual/cairo-cairo-t.html#cairo-antialias-t
+
+# Text hints are used to show the boundaries of text boxes.
+# Can be enabled/disabled at the command-level, or set globally with `set`
+#text_hint: '#F00'
+
+# Show progress bars on the command line for potentially long-running operations
+#progress_bars: true
+
+#Enable some custom colors that can be used in any color
+#custom_colors:
+#  foo: '#abc'
+
+#For reading image file command (e.g. png and svg), read from this directory instead
+#img_dir: img-color
+#img_dir: img-bw
+
+# Use a SVG cairo back end, instead of an in-memory buffer
+# backend: :memory # default
+# backend: :svg    # can create scalable pdfs, but rendering done at the printer level is not as good as Cairo.
+
+# Configure what text markup uses replace characters
+# Below are the defaults
+# lsquote: "\u2018" #note that Yaml wants double quotes here to use escape chars
+# rsquote: "\u2019"
+# ldquote: "\u201C"
+# rdquote: "\u201D"
+# em_dash: "\u2014"
+# en_dash: "\u2013"
+# ellipsis: "\u2026"
+
+# We can also disallow smart quotes and only allow explicit replacements with ``LaTeX-style'' quotes.
+# smart_quotes: false
+
+# By default, Squib warns when a text box is ellipsized. This can get verbose
+# and can be turned off here
+# warn_ellipsize: true # default
+# warn_ellipsize: false # turn off entirely
+
+# By default, Squib will warn if a PNG is being up-scaled.
+# warn_png_scale: true # default
+# warn_png_scale: false # turn off entirely