Added chits

Scripts/Board.gd

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ export(Dictionary) var distribution = {
 export(Array, int) var chits = []
 
 func _ready():
+	## Place Tiles
 	var tiles = []
 	for tile in distribution:
 		for _i in range(distribution[tile]):
@@ -33,3 +34,7 @@ func _ready():
 		add_child(hex)
 		hex.type = tiles.pop_front()
 		hex.index = index
+		if hex.type != "desert":
+			var chit = Chit.new()
+			chit.setup(chits.pop_front())
+			hex.add_child(chit)

Scripts/Chit.gd

@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+extends Sprite
+
+class_name Chit
+
+const CHIT_SCALE = 0.1
+
+var num = 6
+
+func setup(num):
+	self.num = num
+	texture = load("res://Assets/%d-chit.png" % num)
+	scale *= CHIT_SCALE

devlog.md

@@ -1,5 +1,10 @@
 # Hexland Devlog
 
+## TODO
+- Order indicies by chit placement (center spiral out)
+- Docks
+- Placement on corners
+
 ## Dane - 08/23/22 @ 2:45 pm
 
 A couple of years ago Cole and I make a simple little drag and drop Catan set we called "foreplay". We made it in LOVE, which at the time seemed like a great move until I grew up a little and realized that Godot was infinitely more usable than LOVE.

project.godot

@@ -14,6 +14,11 @@ _global_script_classes=[ {
 "language": "GDScript",
 "path": "res://Scripts/Board.gd"
 }, {
+"base": "Sprite",
+"class": "Chit",
+"language": "GDScript",
+"path": "res://Scripts/Chit.gd"
+}, {
 "base": "Node2D",
 "class": "Hex",
 "language": "GDScript",
@@ -21,6 +26,7 @@ _global_script_classes=[ {
 } ]
 _global_script_class_icons={
 "Board": "",
+"Chit": "",
 "Hex": ""
 }