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djb
djb presents ...

2008/8/22

fifteen

A version of the fifteen puzzle where the tiles have to be rearranged to restore an image.
Click on a tile adjacent to the hole to move it.
Call the jumble() method of the world to randomize.

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Tags: mouse game with-source

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A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Fri Aug 22 13:50:38 UTC 2008
mjrb4mjrb4

2008/8/22

Really nice idea! I used to spend hours playing with these and never getting anywhere... Now here's a challenge - how about a solve button? One that actually solves the puzzle by sliding the blocks so you can see what it's doing? I might have a go at that myself actually when I'm next in the mood for a challenge...
djbdjb

2008/8/23

mjrb4: Thanks for the positive feedback. Greenfoot made this really easy to program. A Solve button is a nice idea but I will probably leave that to others. (On the other hand, there are some things it is hard to resit!
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Tue Aug 26 13:02:09 UTC 2008
mikmik

2008/9/22

I just spent ten minutes solving it (and I did!), and when I was done it just stopped... I had expected at least a fanfare, some flashing lights, and maybe some fireworks for my efforts! Where's my reward?
djbdjb

2008/9/22

Your reward is that personal inner glow, and the chance to bring your friends and family around to see ... ... on the other hand, maybe I should add something that will bring the crowds in without your intervention. :)
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Mon Sep 22 09:44:34 UTC 2008
djbdjb

2008/9/22

Ok, sound added, so mik will have to take another 10 minutes to hear what it sounds like. :)
mikmik

2008/9/22

A fanfare and applause! Who could ask for more...

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