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bananaman
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Here is a quick game I threw together to test my skills at variable manipulation. If you like it or have optimizations please post.
[quote name='"BASIC Code"']:StoreGDB 1
:GridOff
:AxesOff
:FnOff
:0→Xmin
:94→Xmax
:‾62→Ymin
:0→YMax
:48→dim(∟C4
:Fill 0,∟C4
:ClrDraw
:Text(0,10,"CONNECT 4:JOSEPH ROTH
:For(I,23,71,6
:Line(I,‾26,I,‾62
:End
:For(I,‾62,‾26,6
:Line(23,I,71,I
:End
:Horizontal(‾7
:1→T
:1→S
:While max(∟C4=0
:1→Z
:While Z
:Repeat max(K=21,105
:If T=2
:Then
:For(I,‾24,‾22
:Line(6S+19,I,6S+21,I
:End
:End
:DelVar ZLine(6S+19,‾21,6S+21,‾21
:Line(6S+18,‾22,6S+18,‾24
:Line(6S+22,‾22,6S+22,‾24
:Line(6S+19,‾25,6S+21,‾25
:0getKey
:Repeat Ans
:getKey→K
:End
:Text(20,6S+18,"
:S-(K=24)+(K=26→S
:S-8(S=9)+8not(S→S
:If K=45
:Then
:Goto 9
:End
:End
:max((0=seq(∟C4(θ),θ,6S-5,6S))(seq(θ,θ,1,6→B
:If not(B
:1→Z
:End
:6S+B-6→D
:T→∟C4(D
:6S+20→P
:‾6B-23→Q
:If T=1
:Then
:Line(P-1,Q-2,P+1,Q-2
:Line(P+2,Q-1,P+2,Q+1
:Line(P-1,Q+2,P+1,Q+2
:Line(P-2,Q-1,P-2,Q+1
:Else
:Line(P-1,Q-2,P+1,Q-2
:For(I,‾1,1
:Line(P-2,Q-I,P+2,Q-I
:End
:Line(P-1,Q+2,P+1,Q+2
:End
:S→O
:Ans→M
:For(N,S,8
:If N=O and T=∟C4(6N+B-6
:o+1→O
:End
:For(N,S,1,‾1
:If N=M and T=∟C4(6M+B-6
:M-1→M
:End
:If O-M>4
:Fill T,∟C4
:B→O
:For(N,B,6
:If N=O and T=∟C4(6S+N-6
:o+1→O
:End
:If O-B>3
:Fill T,∟C4
:For(I,‾1,1,2
:B→M
:S→O
:Ans→N
:While M<7 and O<9 and O=N and M>0
:If T=∟C4(6O+M-6
:N+1→N
:M+I→M
:o+1→O
:End
:B→M
:S→O
:Ans→J
:While M>0 and O>0 and J=O and M<7
:If T=∟C4(6O+M-6
:J-1→J
:M-I→M
:o-1→O
:End
:If N-J>4
:Fill T,∟C4
:End
:‾T+3→T
:End
:Text(15,30,sub("BLACKWHITE",5T-4,5)," WINS
:0getKey
:Repeat getKey
:End
:Lbl 9
:RecallGDB 1
:DelVar GDB1ClrHome
:Output(8,4,"CONNECT 4
Generated by SourceCoder, © 2005 Cemetech[/quote]
edit:
Some ? are - signs and some are the list symbol you can easily tell.
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alexrudd
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:22:35 pm Post subject: |
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Code:
While max(∟C4=0
can change to
Code:
Repeat max(∟C4
Code:
Repeat max(K=21,105
You need a { before 21. Unless the ERR: DATA TYPE is intentional.
Code:
:0getKey
Huh?
Code:
:If K=45
:Then
:Goto 9
:End
BAD. Never use Goto in a loop or If-Then statement, it causes memory leak. Just get rid of the :Then and :End in this case.
I can't check it thoroughly right now for the more complicated tricks, but those are the ones I saw in a quick run-through. |
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bananaman
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:23:18 pm Post subject: |
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ohh, I think I'm first.
Hey bananaman why don't you replace
If K=45
Then
Goto 9
End
with
If K=25
Goto 9
And Delvar?C4 at the end just to be userfriendly.
Otherwise cool game.
Edit:
Nope second.
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alexrudd
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:24:43 pm Post subject: |
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bananaman wrote: ohh, I think I'm first. [post="78775"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post] Nice try, but nope. :)
And who the h*** are you anyway? :confused: |
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bananaman
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:27:01 pm Post subject: |
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alexrudd wrote: Code: Repeat max(K=21,105
You need a { before 21. Unless the ERR: DATA TYPE is intentional.
Code: :0getKey
Huh?
[post="78774"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
I have one in my original. Scourcecoder just took it out for some reason.
I believe 0getKey resets getkey so as to make it so it doesn't have the annoying thing where the calculator memorizes one too many getkeys and will do stuff if you double press. I hope I'm clear. |
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alexrudd
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:28:38 pm Post subject: |
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bananaman wrote: I believe 0getKey resets getkey so as to make it so it doesn't have the annoying thing where the calculator memorizes one too many getkeys and will do stuff if you double press. I hope I'm clear. [post="78777"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post] Never heard of that one before. Unless I'm mistaken, all 0getKey does is store 0 to Ans.
So you are the 'real' banaman? Then who is the other guy (who posted right after me)? |
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bananaman
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:31:31 pm Post subject: |
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It was my alternate personality. I don't know how he grabs ahold of me, but sometimes I can't suppress him.
I saw someone else use 0getKey and figured they must be smart so I used it. I think it clears the getkey. |
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c_plus_plus
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:31:56 pm Post subject: |
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| seems obvious to me: same bananaman. he was being sarcastic. |
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Lyricalwolf
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I made an awesome Connect-4 game awhile back, too bad i deleted it!.....sigh  |
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alexrudd
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bananaman wrote: It was my alternate personality. I don't know how he grabs ahold of me, but sometimes I can't suppress him.
I saw someone else use 0getKey and figured they must be smart so I used it. I think it clears the getkey. [post="78779"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post] OK, it's just that I remember an incident or two where members got matched to the wrong posts, a long time ago.
getKey clears the keys just as well as 0getKey, but I don't think you need it anyway. Unless you want to clear out any keys the player may have pressed before testing it. If you do that though, it may lose some keypresses if the player has fast reaction times. |
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c_plus_plus
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| who is this other programer who used thie. ide. what game? |
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bananaman
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| Posted: 09 May 2006 09:42:39 pm Post subject: |
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alexrudd wrote: getKey clears the keys just as well as 0getKey, but I don't think you need it anyway. Unless you want to clear out any keys the player may have pressed before testing it. If you do that though, it may lose some keypresses if the player has fast reaction times.
[post="78783"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
My goal is to get rid of extra keypresses so you don't interfere with the other persons turn.
c_plus_plus wrote: who is this other programer who used thie. ide. what game?
[post="78784"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
I actually forget. It might have been Kevin Ouellette, but I have no real clue at all.
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