Useful functions for dealing with Upgrades and implementing their effects:
Hint: Basic point gain is calculated in mod.js's "getPointGen".
Upgrades are stored in the following format:
upgrades: {
rows: # of rows
cols: # of columns
11: {
description: "Blah",
more features
}
etc
}Each upgrade should have an id where the first digit is the row and the second digit is the column. Individual upgrades can have these features:
title: optional, displayed at the top in a larger font It can also be a function that returns updating text. Can use basic HTML.
description: A description of the upgrade's effect. You will also have to implement the effect where it is applied. It can also be a function that returns updating text. Can use basic HTML.
effect(): optional, A function that calculates and returns the current values of any bonuses from the upgrade. Can return a value or an object containing multiple values.
effectDisplay(): optional, A function that returns a display of the current effects of the upgrade with formatting. Default behavior is to just display the a number appropriately formatted. Can use basic HTML.
cost: A Decimal for the cost of the upgrade. By default, upgrades cost the main prestige currency for the layer.
unlocked(): optional, A function returning a bool to determine if the upgrade is visible or not. Default is unlocked.
onPurchase() - optional, this function will be called when the upgrade is purchased. Good for upgrades like "makes this layer act like it was unlocked first".
By default, upgrades use the main prestige currency for the layer. You can include these to change them (but it needs to be a Decimal):
currencyDisplayName: optional, the name to display for the currency for the upgrade
currencyInternalName: optional, the internal name for that currency
currencyLayer: optional, the internal name of the layer that currency is stored in. If it's not in a layer (like Points), omit. If it's not stored directly in a layer, instead use the next feature.
currencyLocation: optional, if your currency is stored in something inside a layer (e.g. a buyable's amount), you can access it this way. This is a function returning the object in "player" that contains the value (like player[this.layer].buyables)
style: Optional, Applies CSS to this upgrade, in the form of an object where the keys are CSS attributes, and the values are the values for those attributes (both as strings)
layer: Assigned automagically. It's the same value as the name of this layer, so you can do player[this.layer].points or similar
id: Assigned automagically. It's the "key" which the upgrade was stored under, for convenient access. The upgrade in the example's id is 11.