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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/4811a2f098c87f0e3bde7f43   
   Added Files:   
   	xtrn/utopia/map.classic.json maps.ini   
   Modified Files:   
   	xtrn/utopia/utopia.js   
   Log Message:   
   Looks a bit more like the original, loadable map files, 2-cell wide boats   
      
   The merchant ship and pirate ship are now 2 cells (chars) wide. This will   
   definitely give more visually appealing options when I add/use a custom   
   font (which I hope/plan to). The merchant and pirate ship now carry a   
   trackable purse of gold, but only the merchant "spends" his at dock/port   
   trades. I need to come up with a way for the pirates to add to their   
   treasure from sinking ships and such.   
      
   Back to a 60x20 map to more closely mimic a 4:3 aspect ratio. This also   
   allowed for a little (3 line) message history that scrolls. That was   
   something I've wanted for a bit now and this works well. Repeated messages   
   are indicated with a [xN] tag.   
      
   Created a map that approximates the original/classic Intellivision game   
   map. There's now some map editing keys available to the sysop (when a   
   game is not in progress):   
     ',' - water   
     '/' - land   
     'N' - land with water to the north   
     'S' - ... south   
     'E' - ... east   
     'W' - ... west   
     ^D to dump the map to map.json file   
     ^O to reload the map.json file from disk   
      
   Elminated the (P)ause option as the (Q)uit command works for this purpose.   
      
   Home, End, PgUp, and PgDn keys now work to move the cursor.   
      
   Added diagonal movement using numpad keys: 7, 9, 1, and 3.   
   0 also initiates a build (same as insert and enter).   
   '.' acts same as delete (demolish an item).   
      
   Right now the rules are pretty challenging (you have to pay attention   
   to food in particular). I plan to make the rules stored in json files   
   and let the user pick which set of rules and allow sysops to make and   
   share their own. Tying the rules (and maybe the maps) to the high scores   
   is important.   
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