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Ben at 18:19, 17 May 2022

2022-05-17T18:19:02Z

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	== Adding blueprints to a card ==		== Adding blueprints to a card ==
	To add new blueprints to a card, click the circular plus (+) button at the bottom of the card. You'll see a menu with several premade blueprints to help you get started, along with the option to use a totally empty (blank) blueprint. Select something from this menu to add it to your card.		To add new blueprints to a card, click the circular plus (+) button in the [[Belt]] at the bottom of the card. You'll see a menu with several premade blueprints to help you get started, along with the option to use a totally empty (blank) blueprint. Select something from this menu to add it to your card.

	If you choose to create a new deck from a [[Kits\|Kit]], the kit will come with several blueprints.		If you choose to create a new deck from a [[Kits\|Kit]], the kit will come with several blueprints.

	For more information about creating blueprints and actors and getting started, check out [[Guides:How to make your first Castle deck\|How to make your first Castle deck]].		For more information about creating blueprints and actors and getting started, check out [[Guides:How to make your first Castle deck\|How to make your first Castle deck]].

Ben at 21:09, 11 May 2022

2022-05-11T21:09:12Z

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	A '''Blueprint''' is a description that Castle can use to create [[Actor\|Actors]]. Blueprints include almost everything about an actor, such as how it appears, how it moves, and how it behaves in the card.[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]		A '''Blueprint''' is a description that Castle can use to create [[Actor\|Actors]]. Blueprints include almost everything about an actor, such as how it appears, how it moves, and how it behaves in the card.[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]
	Blueprints are one of the fundamental building blocks of Castle decks. They can contain [[Art\|Artwork]], [[Behavior\|Behaviors]] describing motion and controls, sounds, music, [[Tags]], [[Rule\|Rules]], and [[Variable\|Variables]]. You can edit all of these properties of blueprints using the [[Inspector]].		Blueprints are one of the fundamental building blocks of Castle decks. They can contain [[Art\|Artwork]], [[Behavior\|Behaviors]] describing motion and controls, sounds, music, [[Tag\|Tags]], [[Rule\|Rules]], and [[Variable\|Variables]]. You can edit all of these properties of blueprints using the [[Inspector]].

	== Relationship between Blueprints and Actors ==		== Relationship between Blueprints and Actors ==

Ben at 20:35, 11 May 2022

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	== Adding blueprints to a card ==		== Adding blueprints to a card ==
	To add new blueprints to a card, click the circular plus (+) button at the bottom of the card. You'll see a menu with several premade blueprints to help you get started, along with the option to use a totally empty (blank) blueprint. Select something from this menu to add it to your card.		To add new blueprints to a card, click the circular plus (+) button at the bottom of the card. You'll see a menu with several premade blueprints to help you get started, along with the option to use a totally empty (blank) blueprint. Select something from this menu to add it to your card.

			If you choose to create a new deck from a [[Kits\|Kit]], the kit will come with several blueprints.

	For more information about creating blueprints and actors and getting started, check out [[Guides:How to make your first Castle deck\|How to make your first Castle deck]].		For more information about creating blueprints and actors and getting started, check out [[Guides:How to make your first Castle deck\|How to make your first Castle deck]].

Ben at 20:33, 11 May 2022

2022-05-11T20:33:46Z

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	A '''Blueprint''' is a description that Castle can use to create [[Actor\|Actors]]. Blueprints include almost everything about an actor, such as how it appears, how it moves, and how it behaves in the card.[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]		A '''Blueprint''' is a description that Castle can use to create [[Actor\|Actors]]. Blueprints include almost everything about an actor, such as how it appears, how it moves, and how it behaves in the card.[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]
	Blueprints are one of the fundamental building blocks of Castle decks. You can edit blueprints using the [[Inspector]].		Blueprints are one of the fundamental building blocks of Castle decks. They can contain [[Art\|Artwork]], [[Behavior\|Behaviors]] describing motion and controls, sounds, music, [[Tags]], [[Rule\|Rules]], and [[Variable\|Variables]]. You can edit all of these properties of blueprints using the [[Inspector]].

	== Relationship between Blueprints and Actors ==		== Relationship between Blueprints and Actors ==

Ben at 20:22, 11 May 2022

2022-05-11T20:22:01Z

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	[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]		A '''Blueprint''' is a description that Castle can use to create [[Actor\|Actors]]. Blueprints include almost everything about an actor, such as how it appears, how it moves, and how it behaves in the card.[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]
	Blueprints are the ~~core~~ of ~~what makes up each~~ [[~~Actor~~]]. Blueprints ~~describe most of the properties of~~ an actor, and can be ~~edited~~ with the [[~~inspector~~]]~~. A large portion of deck creation in Castle is occupied by designing and customizing blueprints~~.		Blueprints are one of the fundamental building blocks of Castle decks. You can edit blueprints using the [[Inspector]].

			== Relationship between Blueprints and Actors ==
			A blueprint is a description for how to create an Actor, and an actor is one instance of a blueprint. For example, in a platform game, you might have one single '''Coin''' blueprint containing a drawing of a coin. But your level might have many instances of the coin scattered all around the level. These instances are actors and they all share the same '''Coin''' blueprint.

			Many actors can be created and destroyed while a deck is played, but blueprints are only changed from the deck's editor.

			== Adding blueprints to a card ==
			To add new blueprints to a card, click the circular plus (+) button at the bottom of the card. You'll see a menu with several premade blueprints to help you get started, along with the option to use a totally empty (blank) blueprint. Select something from this menu to add it to your card.

			For more information about creating blueprints and actors and getting started, check out [[Guides:How to make your first Castle deck\|How to make your first Castle deck]].

Lukalot: further description

2022-04-29T22:05:07Z

further description

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	[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]		[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]
	Blueprints are the core of what makes up each [[Actor]]. Blueprints describe most of the properties of an actor, and can be edited with the [[inspector]].		Blueprints are the core of what makes up each [[Actor]]. Blueprints describe most of the properties of an actor, and can be edited with the [[inspector]]. A large portion of deck creation in Castle is occupied by designing and customizing blueprints.

Lukalot: Image

2022-04-28T03:44:26Z

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			[[File:Hazard snake blup.png\|thumb\|Viewing a 🐍 blueprint in the inspector]]
	Blueprints are the core of what makes up each [[Actor]]. Blueprints describe most of the properties of an actor, and can be edited with the [[inspector]].		Blueprints are the core of what makes up each [[Actor]]. Blueprints describe most of the properties of an actor, and can be edited with the [[inspector]].

Lukalot: basics

2022-04-28T02:45:11Z

basics

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Blueprints are the core of what makes up each [[Actor]]. Blueprints describe most of the properties of an actor, and can be edited with the [[inspector]].