Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI-Nspire => Topic started by: ajorians on May 20, 2013, 08:30:46 am
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Hey Guys,
I am very excited you show the latest project I have been working on!
It is the logic game called Hitori (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitori). I attached a little walkthrough to help you understand how to play because the game is more fun when you understand the rules. :) This isn't a guessing game so it will help you to play by analyzing the board; this will help you in the bigger and harder levels.
This game comes with 100 levels (and solutions) built in. Also when you beat a level you'll have a star next to the level name. So try to beat all the levels.
There is undo/redo so you can go back (and forth) many moves.
This program registers the .hitori extension for external level files. So in addition to the 100 levels; I included some extra external levels should you want to play some more levels!
It should be just about finished; so let me what you think! I included all my source code as well! I tested this with a TI-Nspire Touchpad and made it look/play alright on that device. Though the Nspire CX's color screen is nice; it should play well on any Nspire.
Have a wonderful day!
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Looks like a fun game to play, I'm definitely downloading this :D
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I've just downloaded and tried it in the emulator.
It seems to work just fine. Good job. Thanks!
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good job :)
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I remember you telling me about this.
I cannot wait to dl it and give it a try after reading the rules.
Thanks man!!! Another great game!!!
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Am I the only one here that think this project needs far better graphics ?
No offense, but it can be really simple to add little bevel effects or other stuff to make it different from simple rectangles ..
Same remark for the "You win" message.
I cannot wait to dl it
Euhhh.. you know it is already available for download, right ?
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Hey Levak,
You're right! Thank you for your input. I appreciate honest feedback and so I promise no offense was taken. For the board it is just SDL_FillRect (aka just a solid rectangle) and the same for the cell highlighting. But I could use a gradient and see if that improves the look a bit.
I recycled the "You Win" message from nTornado21; but maybe I'll add a particle effect or something! :)
Did you get to play the game a bit? I claim this game is quite a lot of fun once you know how to play and formed techniques.
ElementCoder, SpiroH, AlexisVieira, joeym: Thanks! I hope you are enjoying it!
Have an amazing day!
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Interesting game, and as for the graphics I kinda agree that Nspire games kinda needs good graphics, although I kinda find the current ones to be cool. One complaint I had before about Lua games in particular and to a lesser extent some C games is that every graphic were just plain shapes, no texture, even though the calcs are capable of far more. in your case though you had textures and I like the way the last board is done in the 3rd screenshot. :)
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Hey Guys,
I found some time to add to this game. It is attached below. So I didn't change the graphics; I debated myself on that while concurrently added in some other visual improvements. When you make two adjacent markings or isolate come cells I made it so the yellow cells will darkens & lighten until it is corrected. Also I made it so when you move the selector it doesn't just move; but slides to its new spot. If this sliding isn't desired; it is an option. So under Options you can turn it off.
DJ Omnimaga: I agree with you! These calculators are capable of some incredible stuff and so the bar is higher for the Nspire games. Being a puzzle game I'm not sure exactly how far graphically I'd like to take this particular game though.
Hope you like it! Have an amazing day!
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Nice update. I'm gonna download it now then try later as soon as I have some time. :)
Do I need OS 3.2 or will it work on 3.1?
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It's an ndless game. :P
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Ah right, I didn't remember that this one was. :P