move tutorial

move tutorial from Cursed to Golf UI screenshot (English)

Description

The UI in the image presents a tutorial interface for a game. Here are the key labels and features:

  1. Title ("Tutorial"): Positioned prominently at the top, this label indicates the section the player is currently in. The rounded, playful font adds to the visual appeal, suggesting a friendly and engaging learning environment.

  2. Movement Instructions: The label "Move:" is accompanied by the keys "W", "A", "S", "D". This clearly indicates the basic controls for player movement, commonly used in many games. The keys are displayed in a bold format to emphasize their importance.

  3. Activation Instructions: The label "Activate:" followed by an icon of a mouse suggests that players can perform actions or interact with the game environment using a mouse click. This differentiates movement from activation, making it clear how to interact with the game.

  4. Navigation Buttons: At the bottom, there are two buttons: "Esc" and "Cancel". These buttons serve to exit the tutorial or cancel the current action. The circular shape of the "Esc" button and the rectangular "Cancel" button provide a clear visual distinction between the two functions.

Overall, the UI is designed to be user-friendly, employing a colorful and modern aesthetic while prioritizing clarity in instructions for a seamless learning experience.

Software

Cursed to Golf

Language

English

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