The-Modding-Tree VS igt-vue

TMT is "The Modding Tree", a modding framework turned outright game engine. It's number formatting code is here: https://github.com/Acamaeda/The-Modding-Tree/blob/master/js/utils/NumberFormating.js

If this API supports custom UIs and new game mechanics, does that mean that the Custom Theories API is somewhat similar to what The Modding Tree did for The Prestige Tree?

There is a skill floor, but if you're up for it there's also TMT (note: I'm biased here, as a user and contributor of TMT). Check it out here: https://github.com/Acamaeda/The-Modding-Tree There's also a website hosting the docs by one of the community members here: https://ducdat0507.github.io/tmt-docs/

You can easily use Vue without build tools (example I had in my browser history). There's even specifically a smaller version specifically for progressive enhancement. Before making such statements, why not read a bit about the Vue teams view on using it without a build step? :)

If you want something that does all of the user interface stuff for you (with the ability to change it if you want) and lets you focus on making your mechanics and features, using Javascript, try The Modding Tree. (You don't even need to have a tree)

If you're interested in trying to make a mod, you should [check it out](https://github.com/Acamaeda/The-Modding-Tree). A small amount of coding knowledge is required, but far, far less than making a game without TMT. It does most of the work for you. It has a lot of [documentation](https://github.com/Acamaeda/The-Modding-Tree/blob/master/docs/!general-info.md), including a [getting started guide](https://github.com/Acamaeda/The-Modding-Tree/blob/master/docs/getting-started.md). There is also a [discord server](https://discord.gg/F3xveHV) where you can ask questions and get help.

Recently The Modding Tree has become more popular. It allows you to quickly create games like The Prestige Tree, while still leaving room for customization.

No, You forked Acamaeda/The-Modding-Tree, Added 24 lines of code and changed the game name. This is worse than IGM because you're flat out claiming credit for something you didn't make.

Incremental Game Template by Isha (the og dev of PokeClicker)

The main point of the Incremental Game Template is to improve my development speed. I have a solid base I can start with, can select the features I'll probably need, and spend all my real development time on creating fun mechanics.

IshaD's Incremental Game Template follows a different, but similar approach, where your "game objects" are "Features" that are directly referenced.

IGT, or Incremental Game Template, is a tool made by IshaD, the maker of pokeclicker, and goes to the other side of the spectrum where it requires extensive javascript knowledge and is completely un-opinionated on the actual looks (it comes with a default look written in vue, but is completely optional), and is really just a collection of opinionated utilities to more easily handle writing the mechanics themselves and making new ones in a consistent way. You can check it out here. (tbh I don't think this is a great description of the template. That link should explain it better).

Incremental Game Template is one step further - this is Vue plus a lot of components you might need to use for your incremental game (like already implemented saving, for example). It is in active development right now, but it might veer more in the direction of RPGs in the future.

Fix underway!

Now for some self-promotion, I've created the Incremental Game Template. A bunch of scripts that will help you implement stuff like Statistics, Achievements, Save/Load, Settings, Currencies, and much more :)

There's also this that somebody from the community made. https://github.com/123ishaTest/incremental-game-template