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quizzworth
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version 1
idea born in Fall 2007
sprite work started in beginning of 2009
programmed between 25-27 February 2009
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keghart
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run by keghani
contact at keghartitude at gmail dot com
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version 2, easified, now available at (link to project)
this game is dedicated to Joeleen. to find out why and for more acknowledgements, go to "credits" in game.
start the game by clicking on the green flag.
if you're still lost, click on the dice!
this is the first game i write, as well as my first scratch project and first program on the WWW :-) i am super-excited to hear your feedback, so if you don't have a Scratch account, e-mail me at keghartitude at gmail dot com anyway!
also, if you reuse my sprites or remix my project, please let me know cos i want to see how it inspires you :-) in such cases, please credit me and everyone else involved. and don't forget to credit the musician if you use the music - find him at "credits" in the game.
finally, let me know if you encounter any errors!
h*a*v*e* *f*u*n*!
[for those trying to decipher my code, the following is an explanation of what the variables represent.]
variables
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x:
the music variable. x is a number, that when odd, allows music. when x is even, it is a sign for the "welcome" and "toggle music" sprites to stop playing.
mutex:
the display permissions variable. mutex is one of 0, 1, 2, and 3. 0 indicates that the welcome screen is on. mutex=1 means the instruction screen is on. mutex=3 means the credits screen is on, and mutex=2 is for the game screen.
col1, col2, col3, col4, col5, col6:
these variables synchronize the animation down a column and ensure that each vertical click results in only one revolution. they can be any number between 0 and 4. 0 indicates that a column is not moving, 1 that the first die of the column is moving, 2 that the second is, and so on. col1 is the leftmost column and col6 is the rightmost.
row1, row2, row3, row4:
similar to above discussion of "col" variables, applied to rows. can be any number between 0 and 6; row1 is the topmost row, and row4 is the bottommost.
"cube" variables:
these are in the form cubei.j where i denotes the row and j the column of the die. there is one variable per die, and they represent the color displayed on top. this information is used to determine whether the puzzle is solved :-)
1 red
2 orange
3 yellow
4 green
5 blue
6 purple
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This is beautifully done! And it works very well too. I can see where a smaller version (maybe 4 x 4) would be quite popular with people that have little patience (like me!).
all done 3-) check (link to project)">(link to project)
nope, it won't be too easy, i'll let you know when it's up (probably in a day or two) :-)
thanx 3-) i'll remix it then - unless you wanna take that on. u sure u want it 4x4?
(view all replies)Very beautiful but hard !
Very fun but hard, nicely done might I say
I’m smashed! It’s an hard game, indeed and I didn’t succed! But I can recognize a wonderful program when I see it. So, I loved it
aww, thank you 3-)
Impressive! Looks hard. I'll have to try it when I have more time.
Wow, this is really cool!
thanx dan :-)
In my opinion one of the most beautiful games here on Scratch. An instant favorite. I wonder how did you draw all the dices.
thank you so much :-) drawing the dice took longer than programming them, but it was very boring :-| i basically did a cube on MS Paint, and then kept coloring in all possible views :-) took about a month with all the homework i had to do in between :-)
(view all replies)amazing...and very hard.
its kinda like a rubix cube! its pretty hard :)
oh i can solve this and i came up with the solution myself, but i've looked at "solutions" to Rubik's cube and still can't do that :-) but i know they're similar, i still can't make my brain apply this so i can solve that!