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Challenges » 6x9 connect four game skeleton
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Name: 6x9 connect four game skeleton Author: facingtomorrow Download: CONECTFR.zip Compatibility: TI-84/+/SE File Size: 952 bytes |
6x9 connect four game skeleton just like the real thing includes graphics, animation, save/load game, resets settings on exit and 2 player gameplay does not include AI or win checking |
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Of course, the only thing it's lacking is what you already said it's lack: AI and win checking.
I would like to see this as a finished product, as I'm currently making a Connect Four program of my own to rival yours, which will be complete with it's own AI. Right now I'm working on a win checking algorithm, but I've found it isn't quite the easiest concept to program, but that's really only because this would be the first time I've had to make such a win-check algorithm. Almost every other one of my puzzles uses a counter until the map is full (the only exception being a maze puzzle with an exit) but I'm sure it'll turn out nicely.
I hope to see this finished, otherwise it'll be too easy a win.
hi! i hav been working on a connect 4 program for a while and just found this competition. i see that not many hav entered, and hope that you finish your program so that mine can play yours! i finished the win checking program a while ago. it was tricky, but i got it. ill post my current program so u can see it. btdubs i thought connect 4 had a 6x7 board? anyway, good luck!
Sorry to point it out, but I'm not sure Mufin ventures outside the boundaries of Cemetech much anymore. This topic is around a year old, so that's a definite possibility. Anyway, welcome to TI|BD!
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