Rukrio

Holy crap is that an ORB?

local round thing enjoyer, 32, plz be 18 or older before interacting, i'm into some weird fucking shit of the round animal variety.


PilkScientist
@PilkScientist

Okay. I took some time, had some "fun", and rouuuuughly figured out how this works. Approximately.

The entire game is built around a PNG, that contains all possible board setups for Tower of Hanoi. When you click a button, it... essentially scrolls the PNG around. And as a result of that PNG's position, the rings get displayed, as.. I think different images embedded in the code. I didn't actually get that far, I just needed to know broadly how it worked.

Anyways my head hurts but I figured it out so that's enough activity for today.


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in reply to @blackle's post:

I really really like that this has a... pseudophysical continuity? with the puzzle box insofar as they both look like they, as objects, were made by the same source (which obviously they were, but like if I imagine flipping them over it's gonna be the same label on the back)

this is neat-o! there's... 108? game states? which feels like a lot for something like this? it's really impressive that you aren't allowed to pick up a big disk that would only have the valid move of putting it right back down.