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Update index.html #184
Update index.html #184
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1. Custom Font & Style: The font PixelifySans and monospace styling give a pixelated look suitable for retro gaming. The body and key panels are styled to create a unified visual aesthetic. 2. Game Window Layout: The .game-window section includes a <canvas> element intended for rendering the game’s graphics. The layout adapts to screen size, making it responsive to different device widths, ensuring accessibility on both desktops and smaller screens. 3. UI Structure: • The header displays the title. • Left and Right Panels provide options and control buttons for interaction. • The footer holds game control buttons, text prompts, dialogs, energy and coin stats, and a minimap. 4. Alerts & Prompts: Two types of alerts appear, one for confirming a new game and another for displaying game statistics (like coins collected/spent and time spent). Custom dialogs and text prompts facilitate in-game interactions and notifications. 5. Interactivity Controls: Buttons for options such as audio control, opening credits, new game initiation, debugging, and stats display are designed with visual feedback on hover, which enhances the interactive experience. 6. Modular JavaScript Integration: Modules are set up for main.js and settings.js, allowing for a cleaner and more modularized structure, likely separating core game logic from settings management. please accept this
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Unfortunately, your PR will break the entire Interface
If you have used AI to create this change, please close this pull request and try it on your own instead.
And, never trust AI to fix code because AI doesn't have the entire context. It is not that the interface alone is broken, but there was a reason why we used css classes for certain elements which will get referenced in the javascript.
Before you make another PR or fix this one, make sure to test the result on desktop and on mobile as well to make sure nothing is broken
I'll close it for now @mitul-bhatia. Closed due to possible AI generated code |
3. UI Structure: • The header displays the title. • Left and Right Panels provide options and control buttons for interaction. • The footer holds game control buttons, text prompts, dialogs, energy and coin stats, and a minimap.
4. Alerts & Prompts: Two types of alerts appear, one for confirming a new game and another for displaying game statistics (like coins collected/spent and time spent). Custom dialogs and text prompts facilitate in-game interactions and notifications.
5. Interactivity Controls: Buttons for options such as audio control, opening credits, new game initiation, debugging, and stats display are designed with visual feedback on hover, which enhances the interactive experience.
6. Modular JavaScript Integration: Modules are set up for main.js and settings.js, allowing for a cleaner and more modularized structure, likely separating core game logic from settings management. please accept this