Setting up Reset Layers

After you have set up currency and upgrades, you can set up reset layers for your game. The library provides a way to reset parts of the game while keeping other parts intact. This can be useful for creating prestige systems or other progression mechanics.

JavaScript
TypeScript

script.js
// ... Previous code

// New currency
const gems = coinGame.addCurrency("gems");

// Add a boost to the currency
gems.boost.setBoost({
    id: "boostFromCoins",
    value: n => n.plus(coins.value.div(10)), // Gain 10% of coins
});

// Add a reset layer to the currency
const prestige = coinGame.addReset(coins);

prestige.onReset = () => {
    // Add a requirement to reset. In this case, the player needs at least 1000 coins to reset
    if (coins.value.lt(1000)) return;

    // Gain gems based on the amount of coins before reset (set by the boost)
    gems.gain();
};

// Call the reset layer
prestige.reset();

script.ts
// ... Previous code

// New currency
const gems = coinGame.addCurrency("gems");

// Add a boost to the currency
gems.boost.setBoost({
    id: "boostFromCoins",
    value: n => n.plus(coins.value.div(10)), // Gain 10% of coins
});

// Add a reset layer to the currency
const prestige = coinGame.addReset(coins);

prestige.onReset = (): void => {
    // Add a requirement to reset. In this case, the player needs at least 1000 coins to reset
    if (coins.value.lt(1000)) return;

    // Gain gems based on the amount of coins before reset (set by the boost)
    gems.gain();
};

// Call the reset layer
prestige.reset();

Explanation:

A new currency, gems, is created.
A boost is added to the gems currency that gives the player 10% of the coins currency value.
A reset layer, prestige, is added to the coins currency.
The onReset function is set to gain the amount of coins the player had before the reset.
The reset function is called to reset the coins currency.

After this step, you can continue to the display tutorial.