This README provides an overview of the Board Game Simulator project, which is designed to simulate a board game program. The program takes user commands and performs actions based on those commands, simulating a game with players, dice rolls, and traps.
The Board Game Simulator project is a Java-based program that simulates a board game. It allows users to create a game with a specified number of players and a set number of game spaces (casas). Users can then roll dice to move players, and there are traps (armadilhas) that can affect players' progress. This program is a simple board game simulator designed for educational purposes.
To use this project, follow the steps below:
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Setup Instructions:
- Ensure you have Java installed on your system to run this program.
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Installation:
- No specific installation is required. You can compile and run the program using a Java compiler or an integrated development environment (IDE) like Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA.
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How to Run:
- Run the program, and it will await your commands through the command-line interface (CLI).
Here's an explanation of each command and its parameters:
iniciar [NumJogadores] [numCasas]: Start a new game with the specified number of players and game spaces.mover [dice1] [dice2]: Roll two dice and move the players accordingly.armadilha [place]: Add a trap at a specific game space.mostra: Display the current state of the game.fim: Exit the program.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can find detailed licensing information in the LICENSE.md file included in the project directory.
Feel free to use and modify this program to simulate and experiment with board games. If you encounter any issues or have questions, please refer to the project's documentation or reach out to the contributors for assistance. Enjoy simulating your board games!