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This is the classic MasterMind game. My son Abe helped me with the design and programming. We *really* wish that Scratch had arrays, as the game would take about 1/3 as many blocks of code.
This is the classic MasterMind game. My son Abe helped me with the design and programming. We *really* wish that Scratch had arrays, as the game would take about 1/3 as many blocks of code.
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Always have loved mastermind
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Well programmed.
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that is hard
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this is so fun!
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I have the board game of it
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Wow
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It's a good puzzle... well programmed!
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I've always loved mastermind. Good job on making this!
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fun!....I added this to my gallery!
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Awesome!
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It is fun, but it is so hard to get a perfect score on at least one row! But I still like it a lot.
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Great game!
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cool cool and I mean cool
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Cool!
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fungamer, did you press the "Rules" button and read the rules of the game? Does anyone have any suggestions about how I could make the rules clearer?
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dont really understand how to play
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I've not been entirely happy with dragging pegs onto the color changers. Perhaps I should simply have 6 pegs permanently located there, and clicking on a peg brings it into play. I'm not so sure about the copying idea—I'll have to think about that one.
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A very nice implementation! I'm thinking the number of mouse operations can be reduced by 1) having the color changing pallet produce a peg of the correct color from thin air when it is clicked rather than dragging a peg over to it. 2) Allowing a peg to be "copied" from a previous (or current) guess by clicking on it. These suggestions sort of violate the illusion of physical pegs but would speed up play considerably. Particularly if you're using a laptop with an "iffy" mouse click button (like mine)!
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you said this on my forums: [quote=kevin_karplus]The "real" comment block was in v1.2beta, but not in the official release of v1.2.1 A lot of people use repeat 0 times say "..."[/quote] can you show me that script in blocks? I don't understand that script
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I love that game! thanx for joining my club!
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Excellent game with beautiful graphics and friendly operation. If you like these kind of things, you can try the game "Kubrick2D" in /users/ffred
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i dont really get how to play
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This is a great game and you and your son programed it very nicely!
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cool
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cool game i enjoy it you and your son make awesome games
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nice.... love it
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lol!
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check my games......there is not too much but i am just a beginner
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realy cool game
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great game
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cool
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Thanks, Paddle2See, I fixed the font to be much lighter. I think it is more readable now.
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Got it in 5! Really well done, great detail. My only complaint is that your adherence to the original look interfers a bit with the playability - you should remove the little black dots from behind the feedback numbers - they make it harder to read. Or maybe use a color brighter than black! Beautifully done, good job.
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i dont get it
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Did you press the "rules" button and read the rules for the game? I tried to explain the meaning without being too wordy.
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The point is it does not explain he instructions well.
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Good but I don't know how to play the game so the hardpart is. . . .what does .1.1 mean at the bottom?
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great
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I forgot to love it... ;)
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Awesome!
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I got it in 6 guesses!
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I won, I won! this game is sooooooo awsome!
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wow!!! I won! that must of been hard to make!!!
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hard
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lol
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I hate this...I can't stop playing! great game.
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You are thinking of the little red and white pegs, not the big ones that are part of the pattern pegs.
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They are for determining how many are right and in the wrong place, (white) and for how many are right in the right place.
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Oh, and also, remember that your not supposed place red and white pegs in the pattern.
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I mean ''you're,'' not ''your.''
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I LOVE Mastermind. It's a great game, and it's great on Scratch too. :)
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very nice.
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WOW!
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If you don't know the game Mastermind, then press the "rules" button.
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project notes are for instructions, not what u wish for. how does this work i dont geddit.
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And it earns 6th position
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Graphics- 8 good recreation of the actual game Gameplay-10 master mind is a good braingame Originality-9, it hasn't been done on scratch OVerall 9, thats pretty good.
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hehe :) i won in 4 guesses WD!!!
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The programming is not that difficult. Read the code a little at a time, and you'll get there.
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this game is sooooooooooo amazing i could never do it
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An array is collection of variables that can be accessed by number: x[0] x[1] ... x[n] They are a very important programming concept that was deliberately left out of Scratch, to keep Scratch simple for beginners.
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