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Rexboard Components Catalog by rexrainbow

Name: Rexboard Components Catalog
Author: rexrainbow

Rexboard Components Catalog

Use this skill when choosing RexBoard components, browsing the RexBoard component catalog, answering which RexBoard board/grid/chess helper to use, or routing a RexBoard request to the right specialized skill. Triggers on: RexBoard components, RexBoard catalog, which RexBoard, RexBoard API list, board-components, rexBoard factory list.

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RexBoard Components Catalog

Use this skill as the component selection index for RexBoard. It should answer "Which RexBoard component should I use?" and then route to the correct specialized RexBoard skill for implementation details.

Use This First

For any RexBoard request:

Confirm the project has RexBoard setup. If not, use rexboard-setup-and-factory.
Identify the board-game intent: grid, board/chess, rendering, movement/pathfinding, matching, MiniBoard, visibility/routes, or map import.
Read references/component-catalog.md to choose the component and related skill.
Use the specialized skill for config details and recipes.

Routing

User asks for	Route to
Plugin install, `this.rexBoard`, factory names	`rexboard-setup-and-factory`
Quad/hex grids, tile/world conversion, directions	`rexboard-grids-and-coordinates`
Board model, chess placement, occupancy, input events	`rexboard-board-and-chess`
Shape/image/sprite chess, tile texture, tilemap visuals	`rexboard-rendered-tiles-and-pieces`
Animated movement, reachable areas, paths, blockers/costs	`rexboard-movement-and-pathfinding`
Symbol matching, match-3, group matching	`rexboard-match-and-puzzle`
Composite grouped pieces, drag/drop placement	`rexboard-miniboard-and-composite`
Field of view, line of sight, route traversal	`rexboard-visibility-and-routes`
Hexagon map helpers, tilemap import, generated coordinates	`rexboard-map-generation-and-import`

Reference

Read references/component-catalog.md for the complete compact selection table.

Selection Rules

Use Board as the central data model for placement, occupancy, bounds, input, and board-level coordinate conversion.
Use QuadGrid or HexagonGrid before board operations that need coordinates.
Use plain Phaser game objects plus board.addChess(...) when rendering is custom.
Use RexBoard Shape, Image, or Sprite when the object should be created directly at board tile coordinates.
Use MoveTo for animated tile movement and PathFinder for planning.
Use Match for symbols and patterns; it does not replace board occupancy.
Use MiniBoard when multiple chess pieces move, rotate, mirror, or place as one composite.

Gotchas

This skill is an index, not a config reference. Do not invent full configs from it alone.
Do not trigger on generic board-game questions unless the user mentions RexBoard, rexBoard, board-components, or Rex plugin usage.
Some behavior details are clearer in implementation than in .d.ts; for exact events and factory signatures, inspect plugins/board/<component>/Factory.js or the relevant source file.
Keep helper/factory boundaries clear: factories are on this.rexBoard.add, helpers are on this.rexBoard.

---name: rexboard-components-catalogdescription: Use this skill when choosing RexBoard components, browsing the RexBoard component catalog, answering which RexBoard board/grid/chess helper to use, or routing a RexBoard request to the right specialized skill. Triggers on: RexBoard components, RexBoard catalog, which RexBoard, RexBoard API list, board-components, rexBoard factory list.---# RexBoard Components CatalogUse this skill as the component selection index for RexBoard. It should answer "Which RexBoard component should I use?" and then route to the correct specialized RexBoard skill for implementation details.## Use This FirstFor any RexBoard request:1. Confirm the project has RexBoard setup. If not, use `rexboard-setup-and-factory`.2. Identify the board-game intent: grid, board/chess, rendering, movement/pathfinding, matching, MiniBoard, visibility/routes, or map import.3. Read `references/component-catalog.md` to choose the component and related skill.4. Use the specialized skill for config details and recipes.## Routing| User asks for | Route to ||---|---|| Plugin install, `this.rexBoard`, factory names | `rexboard-setup-and-factory` || Quad/hex grids, tile/world conversion, directions | `rexboard-grids-and-coordinates` || Board model, chess placement, occupancy, input events | `rexboard-board-and-chess` || Shape/image/sprite chess, tile texture, tilemap visuals | `rexboard-rendered-tiles-and-pieces` || Animated movement, reachable areas, paths, blockers/costs | `rexboard-movement-and-pathfinding` || Symbol matching, match-3, group matching | `rexboard-match-and-puzzle` || Composite grouped pieces, drag/drop placement | `rexboard-miniboard-and-composite` || Field of view, line of sight, route traversal | `rexboard-visibility-and-routes` || Hexagon map helpers, tilemap import, generated coordinates | `rexboard-map-generation-and-import` |## ReferenceRead `references/component-catalog.md` for the complete compact selection table.## Selection Rules- Use `Board` as the central data model for placement, occupancy, bounds, input, and board-level coordinate conversion.- Use `QuadGrid` or `HexagonGrid` before board operations that need coordinates.- Use plain Phaser game objects plus `board.addChess(...)` when rendering is custom.- Use RexBoard `Shape`, `Image`, or `Sprite` when the object should be created directly at board tile coordinates.- Use `MoveTo` for animated tile movement and `PathFinder` for planning.- Use `Match` for symbols and patterns; it does not replace board occupancy.- Use `MiniBoard` when multiple chess pieces move, rotate, mirror, or place as one composite.## Gotchas- This skill is an index, not a config reference. Do not invent full configs from it alone.- Do not trigger on generic board-game questions unless the user mentions RexBoard, `rexBoard`, board-components, or Rex plugin usage.- Some behavior details are clearer in implementation than in `.d.ts`; for exact events and factory signatures, inspect `plugins/board/<component>/Factory.js` or the relevant source file.- Keep helper/factory boundaries clear: factories are on `this.rexBoard.add`, helpers are on `this.rexBoard`.

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