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Travelling Kingdom

Travelling Kingdom

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A sidebar travel companion with destinations, party recruitment, meters, and care actions.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Travelling Kingdom

Travelling Kingdom 1.0.0

A sidebar travel companion for VS Code and Cursor. Walk the road, visit destinations, recruit companions, and keep your character company while you work. Progress is saved in extension globalState.

Source on GitHub → · Latest package: 1.0.0

About

You are never alone in the Explorer panel. Your hero walks a scrolling pixel-art world toward the next landmark — meters tick up as the ground moves, camps appear on the road, and travelers can join your party along the way.

What you'll do

  • Travel the kingdom — walk-in-place while the world scrolls; tap to boost speed
  • Reach destinations — fill the meter, stop at landmarks (Soldier Camp and beyond), then Continue
  • Grow your party — meet hooded travelers, recruit them, and keep them walking behind you
  • Tune the journey — metric or imperial distance, minimal UI / background, optional clouds

Features

  • Explorer webview with royal chrome (or minimalistic mode)
  • Character select, persistent name / level / travel meters / party size
  • Parallax scenery, ground tiles, roadside decor, and destination camps
  • Recruit cutscene with scroll-based meet and live camera framing
  • Settings panel and reset progress command

Screenshots

On the road — Queen and companion walking through pine country toward Pine Hollow.

Travelling Kingdom home view with royal UI
Party of two — The hooded traveler follows behind the lead on the grassy path.

Party walking in the sidebar
In the Explorer — Lives in the VS Code / Cursor sidebar next to your files.

Extension in Explorer sidebar
Settings — Clouds, distance units, minimalistic UI / background, and reset.

Settings panel

Install from VSIX

  1. Run npm run package (or download a release .vsix when published).
  2. In Cursor / VS Code: Extensions → ... → Install from VSIX…
  3. Open Explorer and expand Travelling Kingdom.

If an older Tamagotchi-named build is installed, uninstall it first (extension ids changed with the rebrand).

Run (development)

  1. Open this folder in VS Code or Cursor
  2. npm install
  3. Press F5 (Run Extension)
  4. In the Extension Development Host, open Explorer → Travelling Kingdom

Scripts

Command Role
npm run compile TypeScript → dist/
npm run watch Recompile on change
npm run package Build travelling-kingdom-<version>.vsix

Project layout

Path Role
src/ Extension host (extension.ts, state, webview provider)
media/ Webview game (game.js / main.js), styles, icons
static/ Characters, UI chrome, world art, destinations.json
docs/ Version history, Marketplace publisher form values
assets/ README screenshots

Documentation

  • Version history — packaged build notes
  • Marketplace publisher — Create Publisher form values

Credits

Role Name
Designer / programmer Viktar Syanau (MarySue)

Publisher ID: MarySue · Support: abbigeilwf@outlook.com

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