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Context menu for tiles and buildings on right click showing details such as resources, age health etc.
Details on how here.

As per Aaron Isaac's suggestion, should be able to switch between a realistic view and an iconographic 'representational' view.

Zoom in or out based on scroll wheel input.

Create resource generation engine for different ore types.

randGen()'s comment incorrectly swaps the values for baseand min which could lead to confusion.

The switch statement does lots of unnecessary things such as switching for Game.level and in the relevant case, setting it to that case! WTF?

switch(Game.level) {
  case 0:
    map = Game.map;
    break;
  case 1:
    map = Game.map1;
    Game.level = 1;
    break;
  case 2:
    map = Game.map2;
    Game.level = 2;
    break;
  case 3:
    map = Game.map3;
    Game.level = 3;
    break;
  case 4:
    map = Game.map4;
    Game.level = 4;
    break;
  default:
    console.log('There was a problem with creating level... ' + Game.level);
}

Context menu currently only supports right click, it should also support options for robots (dig up/down/out) etc. menu items (see its wiki page etc.)

Change source tile resolution to a clean multiple of 7 and 6 to reduce spacing errors.

See the design document for more details

Rivers which respond accurately to the terrain altitude and flow to lakes or seas.

As per Aaron Isaac's suggestion, should be able to switch between a realistic view and an iconographic 'representational' view.

Should load main game in an iFrame, leading to 2 main advantages:

• Code can be sandboxed to avoid Content Security Policy issues when packaging for Chrome
• iFrame attribute webkitallowfullscreen can pop us into full screen.

Title says it all, while I'm at it I should look into requestAnimationFrame.

nextTurn() and createMap() (and I don't know what else) refer to teh now defunct boolean at Game.map[y][x][0].

These should be removed and the array spot should hold something else useful

A title screen with panels for options like sound etc. and choosing save games.
This could simply be an update to existing title screen.

Should be able to save and return to a game upon next load. Probably using IndexedDB

As per Aaron Isaac's suggestion, should be able to switch between a realistic view and an iconographic 'representational' view.

A title screen with panels for options like sound etc. and choosing save games.
This could simply be an update to existing title screen.

Map isn't drawing enough hexagons at some zoom levels

The richer animations of the robots will probably need a seperate spritesheet.

Should be able to change the radar view from a geographic view to a view of resources.

No need for the classChange() function as this can be handled by element.classList as mentioned in this MDN article.
Its functions include:

• add()
• remove()
• toggle()

These functions render classChange() redundant.

The mouse is no longer highlighting the tile it is over.

Context menu currently only supports right click, it should also support options for robots (dig up/down/out) etc. menu items (see its wiki page etc.)

The richer animations of the robots will probably need a seperate spritesheet.

The current recount() function does all kinds of nasty things, replace it with a nice bunch of canvas elements.

Start using exclusively classes as selectors to simplify the CSS and reduce redundant code.

Context menu currently only supports right click, it should also support options for robots (dig up/down/out) etc. menu items (see its wiki page etc.)

Needs an engine for music and sound effects.

As per Aaron Isaac's suggestion, should be able to switch between a realistic view and an iconographic 'representational' view.

Miner should be able to dig sideways as mentioned in Issue #8 .

The richer animations of the robots will probably need a seperate spritesheet.

Hitting escape deactivates the current building or action option from the pointer, but not the menu.

I currently use a lot of inline JavaScript. I'd prefer to move these to event listeners.

Should be able to change the radar view from a geographic view to a view of resources.

Unless mousing over or open, exec drop down should be slightly transparent.
Also add transition.

example:

<div 
id="execDropDown" onclick="pulldown()" 
onmouseover="document.getElementById('execDropDown').style.opacity = '1'" 
onmouseout="document.getElementById('execDropDown').style.opacity = '0.4'">
</div>

The first turn of the game should be to plant the flag and start construction of a command center, ARP and agridome.

The richer animations of the robots will probably need a seperate spritesheet.

Connector and Command centers don't show up after construction.

A research mechanism should be built in, allowing a browsable catalogue of available research topics, assignable labs and progress on topics.

As I'll be shifting all of the listeners to the JavaScripts in Issue #16 I may as well make the most of it to bunch them all together and if possible generalize them (especially for the left menu).

Miner should be able to dig sideways as mentioned in Issue #8 .

Should be able to change the radar view from a geographic view to a view of resources.

The separating bar in the left menu shows a space on certain resolutions.

Interactions between mouse clicks and the map are out of sync on the y axis.

Set up basic statistics framework that are stored and tracked for every turn.

Miner should be able to dig sideways as mentioned in Issue #8 .

Certain resolutions and certain zoom levels throw off the adjacent function. This is most likely due to rounding of Game.yLimit.
I had worked around this bug on the fixed map by incrementing y in twos... now that we have dynamic maps I need to make it much more robust.

The reticule and screen size aren't right on the radar.

Context menu currently only supports right click, it should also support options for robots (dig up/down/out) etc. menu items (see its wiki page etc.)

Change notifications to slide out from global actions panel to increase the chance of it being noticed!