mccode-v2 Brewery Mod

[-BRAIDZ-]

There we go - you're learning to be specific in your requests.

You're going to need a script to detect the device the client is on.

This won't be easy as I assume you don't use a template engine and everything is in one view (business logic and view logic) - so if you need help, open a new thread.

Thanks, I might start looking at some Bootstrap 3 Tuts or something, not sure yet, and no, not a template

[IllegalPigeon]

Thanks, I might start looking at some Bootstrap 3 Tuts or something, not sure yet, and no, not a template

I'd go with Bootstrap. You can use media queries to specifically change what something looks like on a mobile, too. Even show/hide elements.

[~Rob0t]

I'd go with Bootstrap. You can use media queries to specifically change what something looks like on a mobile, too. Even show/hide elements.

But of course don't always default to Twitter Bootstrap.

 

• Google Material Design Lite - http://www.getmdl.io/
  
• Foundation | Zurb - http://foundation.zurb.com/
  
• Semantic - http://semantic-ui.com/
  
• ...
  

[IllegalPigeon]

But of course don't always default to Twitter Bootstrap.

• Google Material Design Lite - http://www.getmdl.io/
  
• Foundation | Zurb - http://foundation.zurb.com/
  
• Semantic - http://semantic-ui.com/
  
• ...
  

That's just down to preference, though. If they all do the same thing but you prefer one, default to it. If one thing does something that you need that your default one doesn't, then use that one. Personally I prefer Bootstrap over Zurb and Sass over Less. So I default to Bootstrap and Sass all the time. I've never been in a situation where I've NEEDED to use one over the other.

Although, mdl is pretty epic.

Edited August 27, 2015 by IllegalPigeon

[jcvenom]

That's just down to preference, though. If they all do the same thing but you prefer one, default to it. If one thing does something that you need that your default one doesn't, then use that one. Personally I prefer Bootstrap over Zurb and Sass over Less. So I default to Bootstrap and Sass all the time. I've never been in a situation where I've NEEDED to use one over the other.

Although, mdl is pretty epic.

A responsive design can also be achieved with JS I believe

[Coly010]

A responsive design can also be achieved with JS I believe

the only way i think js could in anyway provide a responsive design is if you dynamically load a different stylesheet depending on if its mobile or not.

bootstrap would be the preferable option in my opinion

[jcvenom]

the only way i think js could in anyway provide a responsive design is if you dynamically load a different stylesheet depending on if its mobile or not.

bootstrap would be the preferable option in my opinion

Yes, that's what I meant, the js would check what type of device you are using and the stylesheet

[boionfire81]

For some reason it's not updating brew time. You click brew, and game over. You're stuck with that brew time forever.

[boionfire81]

Anyone able to help with a cron that could update the brew time?

[G7470]

I'm not even sure if this mod works, really. I haven't tested it, and I don't see any responses in this thread saying that others have tested it and worked fine (besides the creator).

~G7470

[boionfire81]

I'mma keep working on it, unless there is a brewery that is known for working. But my cron editting is tied momentarily. To make the final test.

[-BRAIDZ-]

For some reason it's not updating brew time. You click brew, and game over. You're stuck with that brew time forever.

I am thinking about changing it up a little so it's cronless, Except for how many times you brew, I am going to make it so it runs off timestamps

[boionfire81]

Ok cool. Let me know when you do? My game is built heavily on crafting, farming, fishing, etc (survivalist) so this is something that can really step up the game.