Module:Backgammon

Publisher	Public Domain	Era	Contemporary
Year	3000 B.C	Topic	Dice
Players	2 to 2	Scale	Abstract
Length	5 min

Files

Filename	Filetype	Size	Date	Compatibility
1.0
Trictrac_v1.0.vmod	module	175 KB	2014-08-27	3.2
1.1
Trictrac_v1.1.vmod	module	330 KB	2014-09-02	3.2
1.1.1
Trictrac_v1.1.1.vmod	module	272 KB	2014-09-03	3.2
1.2
Trictrac_v1.2.vmod	module	271 KB	2014-09-06	3.2
1.3
Trictrac_v1.3.vmod	module	258 KB	2014-09-14	3.2
1.4
Trictrac_v1.4.vmod	module	1.52 MB	2014-09-22	3.2

Module Information

Maintainer	Rups
Contributors	Rups

Comments

Freeform backgammon: no pre-implemented game rules, just play following the rules you agreed upon with your opponent.

This module provides all the accessories needed to play backgammon and most of its variants: the backgammon board, 2 sets of stones with 15 stones each, and a pair of dice.

V 1.0

• Black and white game pieces with grayscale game board.
• Dice can be rolled using dice toolbar command.
• No functionality for player to indicate he has finished his turn, need to use chat to do so..

V 1.1

• New dice rolling button next to the game board.
• Lock/unlock dice functionality: when green the dice icon is unlocked and clickable; after clicking the dice icon its red color indicates that is has been locked;

clinking on the next icon unlocks the dice, indicating that the player has finished his turn.

• Added sounds for rolling dices and next player to move.

V 1.1.1

• Minor graphical changes.

V 1.2

• Changed the colors of the board and game pieces to purple tones
• Dice icon can not be moved anymore, only clicked

V 1.3

• Replaced roll dice/next buttons by one single button: when button shows dices they can be rolled, after which the next icon appears; clicking on next shows the dice icon again

and allows the dice to be rolled.

• Fixed movement report of game pieces coming from pip1.

V 1.4

• Added boards with various colors, the dice/next icon gets the same color as the board
• Added pieces with various colors
• Added a button that draws a big red cross on the board, that can be used to notify the other player of a mistake.

Players

• Rups