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Edit Homescreen GUI to match figma concept #58
Edit Homescreen GUI to match figma concept #58
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Looks Good To Money
-Added rounded corners to main container (insdie of root container which holds the game library and game info containers). -Added new python file that can test out methods that might be good for the gui later on.
… button feature. Now, when the play button is clicked, the compiler script is triggered. I've configured it to use the 'Multiplayer Tetris' JSON file as the default game. This means that whenever a user clicks the play button for any game frame (e.g., game 1, game 2, etc.), the compiler will compile the Multiplayer Tetris game. To ensure smooth operation, I added a print statement in the compiler code to verify the existence of the game JSON file path. If the file path doesn't exist, an error message is displayed. However, it appears that the `compile.js` script is unable to locate the specified file. I suspect there might be an issue within the `compile.js` script itself, as the GUI side seems to be functioning correctly. I recommend the team member assigned to the script review it for any potential errors.
I have added new commits after this. It is the tickets of adding the wifi and battery icons and writing the compiler code for a game. In the commit "Enhanced functionality in display_game_library() to enable the play…", I wrote a message about something odd with the compile.js. |
Tried my best for matching with the Figma concept.