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In the previous lesson, we left off where we were starting the game and we enabled the start button,

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when you click it, it starts the game.

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So it really doesn't do a whole lot quite yet, lugs it into the console and that's about it.

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So let's do some interaction and set the plate, start object and apply a style to it.

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And the style that we're applying is going to be display and display none.

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So what do you think this does?

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And if you said that this is going to hide the start one, you're.

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So the start button now is gone because once we start the game, we're actually not going to need the

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start button anymore.

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And what do we want to do within start?

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So we want to build the game board.

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So this is going to be a function that we're going to launch and I'll create a placeholder for that.

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So usually when I do create these new functions that what I want to do within the function and I called

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this one guild built game board.

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So within here, this is just going to be a placeholder for the next lesson build board.

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So that's what we want to do.

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That's the first thing we want to do because we want to have an interface for the user to work with.

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And we also want to set up a few of the game objects.

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So the last offer.

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So whatever the last offer was, there's no last offer.

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So we'll just set that to false.

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So it's not going to be the last offer we do on a track to make sure and check to see if the last offer

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has been sent.

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And if it has, then we know that the game is over, that we're not sending any more offers.

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So that's why we've got that one.

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And then there's also the game object where we created the template.

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So we want to enable this.

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And as mentioned, this is the main game controller, which is going to allow the game to play or not

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play.

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So we're always going to look for that one.

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And then there's also the game offer made.

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So this is a new value.

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And we want to set this one to zero because we want to track how many offers have been made on the last

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offer and so on.

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And we also want to enable some of these pop ups because we want the user to be able to see what they're

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going to do.

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So let's create a function that's going to pop up those models and we're going to do the models in the

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next lesson.

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So show you how to do those.

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And this is going to enable those models to pop up.

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And we're going to ask the player, we're going to give the player some instructions, select a case.

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So that's how the game starts.

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The player selects a case that they want to keep as their own case.

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So we're going to present them with all of the cases that are available.

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And those cases are going to be based on the values.

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So win over a number of values we have.

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That's how many cases.

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So we have to randomize where they're going to be positioned.

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And then we're going to send over this message to the user to select a case and then give them click

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any of the pillow cases and we'll have to position the cases below the start objects while position

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all the cases there in the main area.

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So that's what we want the user to do, is they want to select a case.

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And as mentioned, it's going to be these pop ups that are going to be the movement between the different

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game stages.

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So that's how the player's going to move between the game objects.

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So we're going to have a pop up screen and then we're going to be asking the user and within the Pop-Up,

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this is where we need to create the next step as well.

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And this pop up is going to be taking in a message.

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And for now with just message will console log out the message that we're displaying.

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And in the next lesson, we're going to enable the pop ups.

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So that's all we need to do to kickoff the game where we're going to start the game.

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And then once the player clicks start, then the game is started.

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We're going to build the game board and then we're also going to give the user instructions for their

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first step within the gameplay.

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So the idea is that within the game board, we're going to present all of the cases.

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They're all going to be clickable.

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The user's going to have to click a certain amount of cases.

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And every once in a while we're going to trigger an offer.

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And that offer is going to pop up.

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It's going to be based on the values of the remaining cases.

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So that's what we need to track that as well with in the background so we can calculate how many values

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and how what the offer should be.

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We're also going to be tracking to see if it's the last offer and we're also tracking the number of

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offers that are made.

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So that is all still yet to come.

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And coming up next, we're going to enable our pop up message.

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So this was a quick one and this is how to get the game started.

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So when you are creating a game, think through the logic of what's your first step when the player

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comes in?

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What's the first action that you want them to do and then build up some placeholder functions for those

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actions, build those actions and then go back to the start, play through it.

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You can continue to build out all of your game structure that way.

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So add this into your project.