more gewy progress

First a little note for those with slow/low mem computers trying out tkinter:








This made my computer crash in many ways as I meddled with it trying to fix it to do what I wanted.

That part with *add_cascade*  yeah,  if you set that menu=the master menu, this case navbargame... it will make your computer freak out.  Not sure what the python compiler did with it to make it do that.... but I have a feeling it was trying to build something way too much for my memory to handle.

K, pictures! 

start of game:
















Question, with a response from the previous answer... questions 4-11 have a response for A, B, C, D, E  that is unique for each question.   1-4 only respond to A, B, C, D..  (I'm going to add something for E,  in number 1 - 4, no biggie, just haven't done it yet.) 
















The end of the game gives you a score:  I have a much more involved score for the original psychillogical game,  I'll keep working on this ,  but I think I'm about ready to tackle the sci-fi fantasy fan fiction game. ((that thing has an insane path layout to my text pieces)).

Just need to work out some bugs:
 A:  I want to add a 'play again' button
 B:  remove/disable from options 'back' once the test is complete.
      You can use it to go back a question, and it took hella forever (hours!) to get it working right.
      fan-fic game will NOT get that option.
 C: And fix the scoring so it's less likely someone knows what answers to pick to get a certain result.





 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

playing with color in powershell python

Here's a bit I'm working on.  I've discovered I love doing Ascii.  Examples of how to use the color changing escape.  I got a table from StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/287871/print-in-terminal-with-colors-using-python the charts are way at the bottom. So far accurate for me.  def prettyjunk ( self ): # 1 is bold, 0 is plain, 2 is dull text_red = ' \x1b [1;31;40m' stop_color = ' \x1b [0m' text_blue = ' \x1b [1;34;40m' text_green = ' \x1b [1;32;40m' text_purple = ' \x1b [1;35;40m' text_lightblue = ' \x1b [1;36;40m' text_white = ' \x1b [1;37;40m' a_green_at = ( f " { text_green } @ { stop_color } " ) a_red_at = ( f " { text_red } @ { stop_color } " ) print ( f " { text_red } This should be Red. { stop_color } " ) print ( f "
Read more

JavaScript Ascii animation with while loops and console.log

I was working on figuring out while loops for an exercise in LearnJavaScriptTheHardWay  by Zed Shaw,  and I decided to do this: The red text console.logs were for debugging, and will take over the animation if the comments are removed. The bold red number is the point at which the loop stops.  My CPU didn't have too much trouble with that large number, but I'd recommend dialing it down if your CPU is slow. Also if your CPU is really fast, you'll have to change the pause to something much lower to see the animation better.  That too is in a loop, so the more that pause happens, the more loops your CPU is running.   Link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9006988/node-js-on-windows-how-to-clear-console To clear screen as described in link above, uncomment the bold purple comment I tried to comment the code to help learners see what I did,  any comments or suggestions, feel free to drop em in!                      ex16_ASCII.js //Trying to make a comma
Read more

playing with trigonometry sin in pygame

Image
Ok I am so far from understanding, so don't take this as any kind of math lesson. Also, every time I thought I knew what I was doing.... pygame would show me differently. Still a work in progress, but for now, something to play with. Update: SinWaveTime class added to produce that particular weaving effect Tinkering with the different sin wave variables: I wrote this piece separate from my 3D experiment to see how to manipulate the sin wave. While trying to use time as the factor to move my pygame draw circle on the x-axis, i got this crazy little doo-dad : I don't think it's drawing two circles at once, but if I figure out what the heck it's doing I'll let you know.  Or hey if you know, drop a comment.  I don't know if my comments are just not working, or no one wants to. So, here's some pygame code to play with the sin wave.  Alter the different variables to see it in action. picture of SinWave.move_with_time() see changes, SinWaveTime c
Read more