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It was a fun project. I worked on it for most of my time. I had a lot of issues finding information to solve my problems, issues with me not being SUPER specific about the data transforms, and an issue of not knowing how hard a task can turn into. I wish I paced better, and set better deadlines so I could have a functional game in the end instead of trying to fix each part on it's own and trying to make it VERY smart. It works just fine with 3 character rhyme sensors, I could have added the comma syntax to recognize more rhymes, but I think I don't know the exact procedure for that... It would take time to figure out, even though I know find comma, step back, check word.
Anyway, till the next time.

The game has a store that carries different items depending on the current stage of the game. I didn't get to program stage switching so I transfered everything to Stage1 Store in hopes to somehow build a unified store class that changes based on the savegame that it loads.
Again more time to make that happen...

Main is supposed to be the main menu of the game, that's how I see it, but I don't know enough about using methods and switching between my classes. You were supposed to be able to type a keyword and open the RhymeBook or Store. And there were supposed to be 3 stages to go through.

There's lots of work to be done in general. But the idea is to start grouping the characters in pairs of 3 and comparing that 3 pair with other 3 pairs in the line. After that, I'm not exactly sure how to get a rating system going...

RhymeBook right now writes to a file, which is good. BUT I need it to either switch lines for each rhyme or save a new file for each rhyme. I had the new file for each rhyme protocol in place before, but I'd get a filenotfound exception every time I started a new rhyme, so I just used a static name instead. The RhymeBook is supposed to be part of the scoring system, I was going to compare the words in your game input with the RhymeBook so something like:
It's late, tomorrow is a clean slate,
I took the bait, traveling to my fate,
And it would check for your commas, then go to the RhymeBook and check the words before the comma if the match any part of the RhymeBook, adding points for each connection.
That idea kinda broke down, needed more time, more knowledge.