TheTower

The Tower is a game (in development). Find a bug? Create an issue, or fill out a short google form (issue is preferred)

Bug Report Google Form Links:

• Normal - Preferred for various reasons, the main reason being it allows you to upload pictures and files. Does require you to be signed into a google account though.
• Anonymous - Does not require you to be signed in to a google account, but you can't upload pictures or files.

This repo's sole purpose is to be used to make the public releases downloadable for others, and to let others see/create issues

Want to help?

If you want to help, either just download the game and report any bugs or suggestions in issues, or go see what issues need testing. Those are the current most helpful ways! I will not give anyone access to game files, scripts, source code, etc. as this is for a competition and is being made by a team of friends. This is here to let others help play test, bug hunt, and give suggestions for us to use.

Useful info

Public Labels

These are the labels you usually will be using when creating things here

• bug Something isn't working - Indicates that an issue is a bug

• documentation Improvements or additions to documentation - Indicates that it is a change/improvement/addition to a documentation

• enhancement New feature or request or request New feature request - Indicates an issue is a request (i.e. feature request)

• question Further information is requested - Indicates that an issue is for a question, clarification, or further information

Other Lables

These labels you might see and wonder what they are for. Usually these are used by us to mark things for our purposes.

• invalid This doesn't seem right - Indicates that an issue is invalid. See invalid issues for more info

• needs-more-info - Indicates that an issue is missing some info. See invalid issues for more info

• pending Pending approval by the team - Indicates that an issue is waiting to be passed off by us.

• duplicate This issue or pull request already exists - Indicates an issue is a duplicate of another issue

• help-wanted Extra attention is needed - Indicates that one of our team members is wanting more of the team to work on the issue

• wontfix This will not be worked on - Indicates that we won't work on the issue or fix it, this could be for various reasons. If we don't specify why, don't bug us about it, we didn't for a reason (usually)

Creating an issue

There are some reasons why you could create an issue for things like bug reports, feature requests, etc. So here are the steps to creating one.

1. Create an issue from a template

Go to the issues page, click new issue, and then select the template for the issue you want (i.e. bug report, feature request, etc).

2. Fill out the information

The template should have it formatted, all you have to do is fill it in or replace things with the info you need to put down.

Note:

If it gets bad, we might make it so issues will have to be 'approved', essentially one of us will have to pass it off before the team starts working on it. If you see invalid on your issue, check the comments to see what we said to fix, or create a new issue with the fixes in it. If you see pending Pending approval by the team on it, then it is still waiting for us to pass it off. <! -- Add images to here! -- !>

Invalid issues

When we look through issues, we might mark it with the invalid This doesn't seem right label, which indicates that the issue isn't formatted right, or is missing important info. When this happens, we will leave a comment after marking it saying what needs to be fixed. Once we see that it is fixed, we will unmark it and resume work on it once we get to it. If it isn't that important, and you don't fix it within a few weeks, we will just close the issue without fixing it during our issue purging periods.