Simple time-waster game
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Re: Simple time-waster game
Hi Folks,
Still suffering from 'flu, and dreaming of my youthfull days spent caving ... But how do you draw holes ?
The reply is code to FILL 'outside' shapes : leaving the inside transparent ! Just six extra vertical lines required... Regards, Steve.
Still suffering from 'flu, and dreaming of my youthfull days spent caving ... But how do you draw holes ?
The reply is code to FILL 'outside' shapes : leaving the inside transparent ! Just six extra vertical lines required... Regards, Steve.
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Re: Simple time-waster game
You clearly are the go-to guy for wire-frame graphicsstevepoole wrote: Wed Jul 03, 2024 2:49 pm Hi per,
Quote : " Don't be Happy, Worry...", so here's another time_waster program which reflects current woes : Regards, Steve.

PS The quote above was a dig at Putin's "Dont vorry. Be heppy" said a few year ago when we really started worrying about him..
Per
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Hi per,
I thought the quote was from Johnny Clegg : 'Dont vary be hippy...'.
Instead it was from your eastern tstar Vladynir Nokabolokov !
I thought the quote was from Johnny Clegg : 'Dont vary be hippy...'.
Instead it was from your eastern tstar Vladynir Nokabolokov !
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Re: Simple time-waster game
Hi all,
Another time-waster game.
This one takes about 20 mins to complete from start to finish, and you can pause the game at any time by pressing the ENTER key.
It's written in SuperBASIC, hopefully there are no bugs.
I don't know how well it runs on a BBQL as mine is in need of repair.
Move the cursor to a fork in a path then press the space bar to deflect the light towards the green power pills.
When you have collected all the pills and the light is at its maximum power, deflect it towards the exit at the bottom right of the board.
The boards increase in complexity as the game progresses and there are 13 boards in total.
The aim of the game is to complete all 13 boards in the shortest possible time.
Each day, you get a different set of boards.
V1.01, 07 Jul 2024
Another time-waster game.
This one takes about 20 mins to complete from start to finish, and you can pause the game at any time by pressing the ENTER key.
It's written in SuperBASIC, hopefully there are no bugs.
I don't know how well it runs on a BBQL as mine is in need of repair.
Move the cursor to a fork in a path then press the space bar to deflect the light towards the green power pills.
When you have collected all the pills and the light is at its maximum power, deflect it towards the exit at the bottom right of the board.
The boards increase in complexity as the game progresses and there are 13 boards in total.
The aim of the game is to complete all 13 boards in the shortest possible time.
Each day, you get a different set of boards.
V1.01, 07 Jul 2024
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Hi Mark,
Something I don't understand : OK, so iI can move the cursor, but how do I 'collect' a green cell ? Space does not seem to do it....
(Game tried using QPC2). Help ! Steve.
Something I don't understand : OK, so iI can move the cursor, but how do I 'collect' a green cell ? Space does not seem to do it....
(Game tried using QPC2). Help ! Steve.
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Hi again Mark,
Just twigged it.... by accident ! A very unusual way of navigating though.... but a very good game after all. Steve.
Just twigged it.... by accident ! A very unusual way of navigating though.... but a very good game after all. Steve.
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Hi Steve,
...I was struggling trying to describe the process.stevepoole wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 8:27 am Just twigged it.... by accident ! A very unusual way of navigating though.... but a very good game after all. Steve.
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Hi Folks,
By tweaking the Cave_bas program to produce Paranoid_bas, here are some graphics variants :
By tweaking the Cave_bas program to produce Paranoid_bas, here are some graphics variants :
Re: Simple time-waster game
Hi Stev
Stev your latest sort of reminds me of that TV series The Time Tunnel.
Hi Mark,
Mark the Laezalus 2D puzzle game looks interesting.
Nicely Presented screen layout with key instructions reminder and Level results.
Running in QL Blackbox mode with QemuLator gives you some indication of performance. As you can imagine it is slow and playing against the clock because of timing elements in code
working through the SuperBASIC Interpreter. May I suggest working with Qemulator is also a
good test environment where maybe you can reengineer your code for speedier actions.
QBITS
Stev your latest sort of reminds me of that TV series The Time Tunnel.
Hi Mark,
Mark the Laezalus 2D puzzle game looks interesting.
Nicely Presented screen layout with key instructions reminder and Level results.
Running in QL Blackbox mode with QemuLator gives you some indication of performance. As you can imagine it is slow and playing against the clock because of timing elements in code
working through the SuperBASIC Interpreter. May I suggest working with Qemulator is also a
good test environment where maybe you can reengineer your code for speedier actions.
QBITS