yate | Yet Another Tabletop Experience - Tabletop Browser Game | Game Engine library
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„Yet Another Tabletop Experience" is a simple Node.js/Socket.io-based engine to play games with friends in your browser. This project was initiated due to restrictions regarding personal contacts in early 2020 and the consequential limited options to play games with friends. Originally, yate was intended as an engine solely for playing Pen&Paper games. However, yate has since grown to support many more game elements (like cards or lotteries) needed up to the point where most games can be played out-of-the-box. Its advantage compared to other board game simulations is the compatibility since only a modern browser is required to play. Simply use a search engine to find an image of your favourite board game and/or other materials needed and start playing (see for example the yate vanilla card deck or game of dice board). Also have a look at the YouTube channel for a trailer and demos for the setup and game management.
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QUESTION
I've constructed a data.frame using the inefficient code below. Can you improve it, noting that if you can think of a better starting point, please include that answer.
My code takes data from the first two data frames and combines them to give the third. The first data.frame is a grid of 1s and -1s representing low or high values. The second data.frame includes all the information for me to calculate the high or low values. Note that each column has similar calculations but the calculation may differ from column to column.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 19:02Consider refactoring with ifelse
logic and filtered vectors using a user defined method since logic is very similar but across different columns:
QUESTION
Thanks to @axtck for the help for the Fisher Yates randomization, he helped me to change number into words here :
The code is now showing a string of words with commas as separation between the words, its working well!
Now I want to replace commas, with spaces (example : Histoire Chien Koala Arbre Italique Lampadaire Docteur Boulet Maison Forge Gagnant Ennui)
Can somebody help me to change these commas with blank spaces?
Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 07:57Calling toString()
on an array will return the string representation of the array which is item1,item2,....
If you want to join the array in another way, you can use array method join()
, it takes a separator string, which in your case would be a space join(" ")
.
Some examples:
QUESTION
I found very interesting stuff about Fisher-Yates and randomization here: How to randomize (shuffle) a JavaScript array?
Content!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 15:01Since the shuffle
functions shuffle the arrays indexes, you can just shuffle the array the same way you did but add name strings in the array.
QUESTION
I have the following statement in my python code, how can I access the value (Warner Bros) of key "string" :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 18:40The problem is like the python error message says. Python can't find the element with index 4 because the array only has 4 elements and array indices start with 0. So to access the last element in the array you would have to use
QUESTION
I've populated a database in Mongodb with the following data in a collection named people.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 01:26The $push
aggregation operator is only available in the $group
stage.
You can group the documents by the name length (after trimming the spaces in the name using $replaceAll
) and use $push
to add the names to the names
array. You can then add a $project
stage to add the LengthOfName
field to the documents and finally add a $sort
stage to sort the documents by the LengthOfName
field.
QUESTION
I am looking to read in a text file (see below) and then create columns for all the English leagues only. So I'll be looking to do something like where "Alias name" is "England_" then create a new column with the alias name as the header and then the player names in the rows. note that the first occurrence for Alias is down as "Aliases" in the text file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 17:53You can use re
module for the task. For example:
QUESTION
TypeError: person.map is not a function
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-28 at 14:15You forgot to make the array brackets on the useState
:
QUESTION
For example I have a dataset
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 17:37An option is apply
with MARGIN = 1
to loop over the rows. Within each row, it is a vector
, so we just need to wrap with matrix
to convert to a matrix
with specified dim
ensions, apply the chisq.test
and get the output in a tibble format with tidy
QUESTION
I wanna say that I appreciate every contribution on the following problem;
I am currently programming an array shuffler that is shuffling the elements of an array to different randomized positions without changing the instance, so there is no need for revaluating the array field with the returning created array instance (the invocation of that shuffling). I want to create an alternative to other already existing shuffle algorithms like the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm, as an experiment. So I tried several operations but I think I am stuck. I could create an array that stores already used indicies and create a random index that has not been used yet (during the iteration of every element within the array that I want to shuffle). But I want to make this way more cleaner. As the bitwise operations could help me, but just with 2^x hexadecimals.
Here is an example on what I want to achieve and what I've already tried, but simplified:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 12:38You have to right-shift your bitMask by index and bitwise and it with 0x1.
QUESTION
I know my questions are similar to other questions but I could not figure it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 05:44For fullname, you cane use replace(".", "")
to remove the '.'
So for fullname it can be:
i.substring(0, i.lastIndexOf("@")).replace(".", "")
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/replace
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Install yate
Install Node.js with npm from here. (Optional: I recommend to add the binary directory of Node.js to your path variablea.)
Download the contents of this repository and move them into a clean directory.
Open a shell/terminal in the newly created yate directoryb. Execute npm to install the components express, socket.io, and external-ip using the command $ <path-to-npm>/npm install express socket.io external-ip
Test the server by issuing $ <path-to-node>/node index.js in the shell/terminal. If no errors occured, the shell/terminal message shows your public IP-address and the local port on which the server is listening in the format XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:8080 . Paste this address (or simply localhost:8080 if you are on the same machine) into your browser address bar and connect to the server. You can change the local port in the file index.js.
In order to give other people access to your server, you most-likely have to configure your router to forward/map the port accordingly (TCP). Other players can then join your game using the IP-address from above. If you want to use a different local port, simply edit the line const port = 8080; in index.js.
Prepare a list of players (i.e. names of all players) by simply editing the existing file players.dat with a text editor. The first line of that file is referring to the game master. Note, that this game master will be the only „player" having full control over game elements. You can then add the names of players for your game line by line. If you prefer to have other players to verify themselves, you can add a required passphrase separated by a tabulator behind the player names.c
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