Party Formation
이 데모에 대하여
데모는 익명 계정으로 자동 로그인합니다. 이 계정은 쇼룸의 모든 데모에서 공유되므로 한 데모에서 얻은 아이템이나 재화가 다른 데모에도 반영됩니다. 로딩에 약간 시간이 걸립니다. 화면이 작다면 새 탭에서 열어 사용해 보세요.
개요
Build parties from the characters you have recruited. Each party has three slots (slot1 to slot3); you start with room for 2 parties and can expand to 4. On the Party board you switch between parties and tap character cards to put them in or take them out.
체험 방법
- Under Recruit a character, press Recruit next to Recruit knight (or another character) a few times to get characters to work with.
- On the Party board, pick the Party 1 tab and tap a card under Your characters; the character goes into the first empty slot and its card reads In party 1.
- Tap the slot card, or the card marked In party 1, again to take the character out of the party.
- Switch to the Party 2 tab to build another party. The same character can be in more than one party.
- Press Expand to add room for one more party; the caption reads, for example,
3 of 4 parties. The button is disabled once you reach 4.
사용하는 GS2 서비스
- GS2-Formation: GS2-Formation’s form model defines a party of three slots, each accepting only characters from the
Characterinventory. The player can save 2 parties to start and 4 at most. Slots are filled with signed item sets from GS2-Inventory. - GS2-Inventory: GS2-Inventory’s
Characterinventory holds the recruited characters; Your characters on the board lists it. - GS2-Exchange: GS2-Exchange rate models define the buttons: Recruit acquires a character and Expand adds a party (
Gs2Formation:AddMoldCapacityByUserId), each run server-side as a free transaction.
GS2 Studio에서 사용하기
GS2 Studio의 Simple 모드에서 Add features 를 열고 Party Formation 의 Add 를 누르면 이 기능을 자신의 프로젝트에 가져올 수 있습니다. 패키지를 직접 지정하려면 Add from GitHub 를 선택하고 아래 패키지를 입력합니다.
https://github.com/gs2io/gs2-studio-package/tree/main/foundation-economy-character-formation/packages/foundation-economy-character-formation- Owner:
gs2io - Repository:
gs2-studio-package - Subdirectory:
foundation-economy-character-formation/packages/foundation-economy-character-formation