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zero/source-extract/v2This guide teaches **gridKit**, the grid and board kit for Zero: what it is, which of its four board shapes to pick, how players point at cells, the eight highlight looks, pieces that cover several cells, showing where a piece can move and the path it takes, line of sight and cover, undo, the four ways of taking turns and how seats work, saving and loading a board, and how every player in the room sees the same board. It is for anyone making a board game, a tactics game, a puzzle game, a city builder or a tabletop game on a grid.
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descriptionHow to use gridKit to make a turn based grid board game in Zero: picking square, hex or isometric boards, pointing at cells by mouse, touch and gamepad cursor, the eight highlight looks, multi-cell pieces, grid movement with move ranges and paths, line of sight and cover, undo, four turn models and seats, saving and loading a board, and a multiplayer board every player shares.