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* Version 0.31 * ***IMPORTANT*** This is not yet complete, although it is a good demonstration on the use of a 2-Dimensional array. When completed, this should be a Scratch version of the Windows "Minesweeper" game. "Reset" the game by pressing the Green flag. The object of this game is to try and click on every square that does *not* have a bomb or a mine. The mine field is currently "fixed" until a later release.
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Nice game! If you are interested in building and battleing your own scratch bots go to scratch robotic combat.
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i set mines to 0 and i still lost by clicking on one
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This game needs a lot of work
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what's th red thing in th corner
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At one point in the game the Squares Left variable said -8.
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Once finished, this will be a useful demo of the 2D array. I've tagged this to keep an eye on. I look forward to the final version.
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Explain this.... in terms of using similar colors. I can understand using similar colors to identify "mines", but there is quite a bit more to this than can be seen visually. I have the squares display how many mines are next to them, and to clear out all of the squares around them when you find a "blank" (or zero mines around that square). The trick here was to encode a non-recursive function that would clear out all of the blanks in a contiguous region. While what I have works.... it is incredibly SLOW.
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another way to do it is to use similar colors
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