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Either remove from index.html or switch back to loading file

Seems to lose a considerable amount of detail when scaling. Maybe for now we should just make it natively for 1920x1080

Probably use Phaser states

If the rows move down right as the launched NRTI is being snapped to the grid, it can be snapped a row too high.

The player could shoot the first shot far to the right to be safe then try for a closer shot if they have time

I want to try to use DAWG to simulate a sequence to be used for laying out the battlefield.

So far I have, using Emscripten, created a dawg.js module that can be loaded into the Phaser game project correctly.
I haven't done a thorough testing of DAWG's API but the random number generator is hooked in.

Thus I have 1 TODO right now:
1 Use DAWG RNA simulator for generating the rows. Pre-generate the row, like a FASTA formatted sequence with a root length proportional to the screen resolution. Keep pre-generating rows when necessary.

DAWG is added as a submodule (wasn't sure of an easier way to do it). See dawg_module branch

Grid snapping seems to behave differently on different computers.

Some patterns of sprites right next to each other cause the colors to not have any breaks. Adding borders might fix this.

With the sprites touching each other sometimes sprites overlap two other sprites, which can cause alignment bugs

Should run across the bottom row binding nucleotides according to a timer

Maybe use google sheets as a backend for a simple leaderboard?

The idea is that the player should be able to select what nucleotide they want to fire directly instead of having to cycle through the options. This way they don't have to memorize the order.

I don't see anything wrong with just using simple sprites of ACGTs, especially starting out, but it would be really awesome if we could somehow make it geometrically valid, where the pieces actually fit together. Probably not for a first draft though. One idea I had was to display the molecules with the letter inside the pyrimidine rings. Thoughts?