RPG | A 2D Legend of Zelda like RPG | Game Engine library

Think of an RPG game where you might need to present a list of buttons. A user might enter a room where they have to select from a series of options (buttons). Is there a type of container/panel that would show clickable buttons horizontally, but wrap if needed?

The best analogy I can think of to picture the situation is, Imagine needing to click on an item in a backpack, but each item is potentially a different width. (I can make them all the same height but the width then varies)

I'm designing the mechanics behind a RPG. There are classes for Item, Player, NPC, etc. The Player class has attributes inventory and equipment. Equipment is a list of dictionaries, such as:

Here is the example code from phaser3 tutorial.

On an IBMi system, STRSEU can only work with source members, right? No ability to interact with stream files directly.

Just thinking in the context of tracking RPG/CL/DDS source behind Git as stream files.

Assuming one wanted to use STRSEU, I can only think of this process while still tracking changes behind Git:

So I'm trying to make a function for a text RPG that allows people to click a "wander" button and end up in a random location near their current one. I've created several arrays that contain the information for which locations are near others, and I'd like to be able to press a button, generate a new location, save that location as the current location, and generate a new wander result from the new location the next time the button is pressed.

I have defined two classes : (1) class Point_CCS_xy , and (2) random_Point_CCS_xy_generator. I would like to define a function in Point_CCS_xy class which makes use of random_Point_CCS_xy_generator class to generate random points on a cartesian coordinate system within a range Min and Max, both of which have been defined as long double. I have already forward declared class random_Point_CCS_xy_generator, however I get an Variable has incomplete type random_Point_CCS_xy_generator error on this line random_Point_CCS_xy_generator rpg(Min, Max); and also this error Member reference base type 'vector (size_t)' (aka 'vector (unsigned long long)') is not a structure or union, on this line Point_CCS_xy_vec.push_back(p);.

MWE

I'm very new at Python, and I've searched for this answer for a few days now and I'm not seeing an answer. If I missed a post, I apologize and will happily go read that instead. This is more of a conceptual question, so just skimming for answers hasn't gotten me far yet.

I'm trying to use a pen-and-paper RPG system I know as a springboard for learning Python, and I want to divide up turns not just by player order, but by character speed as well.

sample code (there's more, but this is the problem part):

I wrote a custom vue modal and it works perfectly fine on my pc but it keeps dropping frames on some mobile devices. It seems to be related to the transitions - without it works as expected (but looks and feels bad).

Even a transition with opacity 1 to opacity 0 causing lag in this case. (Any animation causing lag)

It's really simple code so it should work on every device - even mid range devices like the Samsung M31 can't display the animation without lag. (Even when the transition is only opacity or scale)

Menu.vue

I'm working with a huge Firebird database where tables have completely unreadable names like WTF$RANDOM_ABBREVIATION_6792 or RPG$RANDOM_ABBREVIATION_5462 where columns have names like "rid9312", "1NUM5", "2NUM4", "RNAME8".

I need to set them global aliases to be able to use them as a full-length table names like Document and column names like

Document.CreationDate instead of xecblob.DDATE4 or

TempDoc.MovingOrderID instead of TMP$LINKED_DOC_6101.DID6101

Altering the database, or a table, or a column might be a big problem because the records might be counted by millions and tens of millions, and more over that, a major part of the Delphi-written front-end for the database is bound to the table names and column names.

Is there a way to do that somehow?