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Acceptance Criteria

• Blocks will be generated according to a list of block zones.
• Blocks can be generated during edit mode.
• Blocks can be generated during the start of play mode.
• Blocks can be saved as JSON data.
• Blocks can be generated from JSON data.

Test Scenarios

Acceptance Criteria

• A block zone is defined by a low/negative x value, a high/positive x value, and a positive depth, y value that looks like a rectangle.
  • Example: BlockZone(-10, 10, 10) => Will be a zone that starts at -10 on the x axis, goes to +10 on the x axis in a row, then has 10 rows total going down. This will spawn 20 (abs(-10) + abs(10)) x 10 blocks = 200 blocks.
• A block zone contains a Dictionary that gives a Block Type (Dirt, Silver, Gold, etc) as a key and the percentage change for it spawning in a given (x,y) position as an integer between 0 and 100.
• Example: <key: dirt-block>:<90> (dirt block will spawn with a 90% rate) <key: silver-block>:<4> (silver block will spawn at a 4% rate) key:gold-block:<1> (gold block will spawn at a 1% rate)

Test Scenarios

• Block Zone Size
  • Verify that block zone low x value can be a minimum of -30.
  • Verify that block zone low x value can be a maximum of -1.
  • Verify that block zone high x value can be a minimum of 1.
  • Verify that block zone high x value can be a maximum of 30.
  • Verify that block zone Dictionary size is at least 1.

• Using a dictionary, supply an object as the key and an integer as the value that dictates the percentage that the given object will be chosen.
• Example Definition: public Dictionary<Sprite, int> blockProbability = new Dictionary<Sprite, int>();
• Example Usage:
  sprite = WeightedRandomizer.From(listOfBlockZones[currentBlockZone].blockProbability).TakeOne();
• Example Usage:
  <dirt-block-16x16.png, 90> // 90% chance of being chosen.
  <empty-block-16x16.png, 8> // 8% chance of being chosen.
  <ruby-block-16x16.png, 2> // 2% chance of being chosen.

Required in order to work with 2D lights and Shader Graph.

• Create a Wiki page.
• Rename "Setting up the project" to "Creating a Unity Project with CI/CD pipeline"
• Copy the contents of "Setting up the project" from README.md to "Creating a Unity Project with CI/CD pipeline" Wiki page.
• Remove the contents of "Setting up the project" from the README.md

• dirt block
• iron block
• bronze block
• silver block
• gold block
• emerald block
• ruby block
• sapphire block

Required to update the game without changing code.

Required to save game progress.

Acceptance Criteria

• Block prefab will have an empty GameObject (script holder) with a Sprite as the first child.
• Blocks have a sprite.
• Blocks have a level.
• Blocks give experience when destroyed.
• Blocks take a certain amount of time to destroy based on the rarity of the block.
• Blocks play a sound when destroyed.
• Blocks show an animation when destroyed.
• Blocks will be added to the player's inventory.

Test Scenarios

• Block Sprite
  • Verify each block will have one sprite. [Manual]
  • Verify blocks without a sprite will generate a log error. [Manual]

• Block Levels
  • Verify blocks can have a minimum level of 1. [Auto]
  • Verify blocks can have a maximum level of 100. [Auto]
  • Verify blocks set to a lower level than 1 will automatically be set to 1 and generate a log error. [Manual]
  • Verify blocks set to a level higher than 100 will automatically be set to 100 and generate a log error. [Manual]

• Block Experience
  • Verify blocks can give a minimum of -999999 experience. [Auto]
  • Verify blocks can give a maximum of 999999 experience. [Auto]

• Block Destruction Time => Calculation moved to another script.
  • Verify if the block has a higher level compared to the player, the block will take less time to destroy.
  • Verify if the block has a lower level compared to the player, the block will take less time to destroy.
  • Verify if the block is the same level compared to the player, the time to destroy the block will be determined by the player's equipment.

• Block Destruction Sound
  • Verify a sound plays when a block is being destroyed. [Manual]
  • Verify a sound plays when a block has been destroyed. [Manual]

• Block Destruction Animation
  • Verify an animation plays when a block is being destroyed. [Manual]
  • Verify an animation plays when a block has been destroyed. [Manual]

• Temporary Player Inventory => Moved to another script.
  • Verify block is added to a list of blocks when that block has been destroyed.