Right now, the only way to display text is to manually write all of it in.

It would be much easier to create an class that can read data from objects and output it based on how the class is called.

Currently, there is a lack of any flavor in the AV department of Gilbo. Adding music playing capabilities might help this.

Implement a basic saving and loading system for players.

Occasionally, the field mentioned will clear for reasons unknown during battle().

Fix mana so that it goes in a separate inventory which can store unweighted things. 5/1

test_vendor.swap_item(test_bow, test_player, 1)

test_bow is an instance of the weapons class. test_player is an instance of the player class.

File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 971, in
test_vendor.swap_item(test_bow, test_player, 1)
AttributeError: 'vendor' object has no attribute 'swap_item'

test_p_inv.add_itm(test_bow, 2)

test_bow is an instance of the weapons class. Trying to add any number of them to the player inventory doesn't seem to work.

File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 965, in
test_p_inv.add_itm(test_bow, 2)
File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 618, in add_itm
item_obtained.send(item=self.inventory())
TypeError: 'list' object is not callable

File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 1172, in
test_player.change_style(noob, mage)
TypeError: change_style() missing 1 required positional argument: 'new_style'

test_player.change_style(noob, mage)

@property #In Player Class
def change_style(old_style, new_style):
    for i in range(len(inv.items)):
        if inv.items[i].type_style is old_style:
            inv.rem_item(inv.items[i].type_style)
    style = new_style

While ammo may be needed for some other attacks, it might make sense to base some attacks on a stamina system.

There is an underdeveloped version of stamina in "Tax Calculator 2: The Audit", but a more fleshed out version would be beneficial.

test_p_inv.rem_item(test_potion, 1)

File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 981, in
test_p_inv.rem_item(test_potion)
AttributeError: 'player_collection' object has no attribute 'rem_item'

test_p_inv.add_item(test_potion, 1)

File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 983, in
test_p_inv.add_item(test_potion, 1)
AttributeError: 'player_collection' object has no attribute 'add_item'

I keep getting this error whenever I try and pick an item from a list.

line 706, in init
print(self.battle_dict['player'].magic_list[action2].name)
IndexError: list index out of range

Fix so that non-equipped items can't be used until equipped. Also make sure that it is possible to equip items. Weapons and Armor will have different codes. Armor might need a function.

Line 398:

if mapid in tracker.update_tracker('matrix_map'): is supposed to gather a disposable list of maps created in the game. However, if objects are created in a different file that imports Gilbo (see example) the objects are not reported.

A workaround was added to master in b572b1a to pass any set of objects to the tracker. I see two three possible workarounds:

1. Make the user continually update the tracker (which may hog memory)
2. Add a blinker dispatch signal to fill a temporary list in the location_manager class. However, this function would have to be defined by the user in the file where they import Gilbo, which would be a pain.
3. Define all matrix_maps in the Gilbo-API file. I don't think that is acceptable.

Problem

Right now, the location_manager cannot move and readout the objects that exist on a tile. It can only show a minimap of an area.

Goal

Flesh out location_manager and matrix_map classes to allow for readout of what objects are on a tile, and interaction with objects on that tile.

Try putting an effects function in the battler class. Each round in the battle manager it will check for that and change stats accordingly. Can also add buffs with this. Must stop after so much time. Test if true or false to turn on and off.

I believe that it is a blinker issue.

Using battler_stats and the battle_manager`, there is no difference (other than flavor text) between physical and elemental damage.

Additionally, there is no good way to refresh mana as a physical trait. This should be added as well.

Add a system to battle_manager that allows for items to have more complex effects than just buffing stats and healing.

Examples

• Item that heals a small amount per turn
• An item that damages the opponent a certain amount per turn
• Overshield items

What is required

• Creation of a new item class (funct_item or other) that accepts a function as its effect
• Modification of battle_manager to allow the recognition of this new item class.

In order to solve #12, blinker has to be replaced as the pub-sub module in this project, seeing as blinker is an in-process event handler.

Django's dispatch module can do the things we need to do, and has been updated recently.

Work will begin on the debugging branch.

Problem

If a user wants to load only a small portion of a larger map, they will specify a certain row count in the location_manager's load_map function. However, upon reaching the end of the loaded map, it will display an error instead of loading more.

Goal

Allow the location manager to load more of a map when given only a portion of it.

test_p_inv.equip(test_wand)

test_wand is an instance of the weapons class.

File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 966, in
test_p_inv.equip(test_wand)
File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 597, in equip
for i in range(len(self.equipped)):
AttributeError: 'player_collection' object has no attribute 'equipped'

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Clara\Documents\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API-master\Gilbo-API.py", line 15, in
from dispatch import Signal, receiver
File "C:\Users\Clara\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36-32\lib\site-packages\dispatch_init_.py", line 9, in
from dispatch.dispatcher import Signal
File "C:\Users\Clara\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36-32\lib\site-packages\dispatch\dispatcher.py", line 198
except Exception, err:
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

There seems to be an error in the dispatch module itself. It is possible the module isn't installed correctly if it works on other computers.

Make it so that duplicates in the inventory don't print multiple times, instead put a (x#) at the end. 5/1