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Origin X

Integrating programmable, visually interactive systems into a tabletop experience.

Columns Context Highlighting the numeric component of the alphanumeric grid, which governs where objects are placed on the map. Highlight The system works like a two-dimensional array. Entering a number assigns it to a corresponding column

Columns

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Highlighting the numeric component of the alphanumeric grid, which governs where objects are placed on the map.

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The system works like a two-dimensional array. Entering a number assigns it to a corresponding column by treating it as an index.

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Refer to the image above to see how the numbers are lined up along the board’s edge, similar to how games like Battleship are laid out.

Discard Piles Context Explaining how used cards, which determine item spawn points, are placed in a discard area. Doing so prevents a column or row from repeating within the same round, keeping gameplay locations more unpredictable. Highlight

Discard Piles

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Explaining how used cards, which determine item spawn points, are placed in a discard area. Doing so prevents a column or row from repeating within the same round, keeping gameplay locations more unpredictable.

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The system can be controlled through code by creating a list that tracks cards that have already been drawn. Individual entries can be added to maintain a consistency.

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The board game layout assigns specific zones for used cards. Letters are collected in the top-left area and numbers are set aside in the top-right.

Letters Context This part marks the area assigned for letter-based cards, where they wait in the draw pile before being introduced into gameplay. Highlight Think of the draw pile as a queue in code form, temporarily holding each letter card

Letters

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This part marks the area assigned for letter-based cards, where they wait in the draw pile before being introduced into gameplay.

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Think of the draw pile as a queue in code form, temporarily holding each letter card until it's time to use it. When drawn, a card is taken out through a built-in process.

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The picture above points to the portion of the board where letter cards are stored until they are activated.

Numbers Context Assigning a designated area where numeric-based draw pile cards are held before being used in gameplay. Highlight The collection works similarly to a list in code, holding all number cards that have not yet been drawn. Once

Numbers

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Assigning a designated area where numeric-based draw pile cards are held before being used in gameplay.

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The collection works similarly to a list in code, holding all number cards that have not yet been drawn. Once a card is used, it can be removed using a built-in function.

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The image above displays the section of the board where these cards are kept until needed.

Rows Context Explaining the alphabet-based half of the alphanumeric system that controls item spawning at certain points on the map. Highlight It operates like a two-dimensional array. When a player inputs a letter, the system translates it

Rows

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Explaining the alphabet-based half of the alphanumeric system that controls item spawning at certain points on the map.

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It operates like a two-dimensional array. When a player inputs a letter, the system translates it into an index to locate the correct row.

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Check the image above to see how each letter is arranged along the side of the board.

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