If you are looking for tweeks consider calling it Shapdle and put them in a row, and color yellow if close and green if right (only slightly joking :)
Show HN: Test your shape rotation skills
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#12Also, I have always wondered if there's a way to translate these shapes to strings for quick "mental algorithm" matching. Something like, "5, left turn, 3, right turn..."
I guess you'd need a normal form. The first turn can be defined as always "right" or "left," and subsequent turns can be right, left, up or down. The first turn that's "up" or "down," can be defined as "up." That leaves two ways to read any shape, but that's an uhh constant-factor overhead. :)
(I can't think of a way to define a normal form reading direction that wouldn't involve potentially reading an arbitrary distance in before having to re-start the other way.)
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#14feedback: Sometimes the shapes get too occluded by it's own body. Not sure bug or a feature. Also could be fun to increasing or decreasing difficulty curve depending on performance
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#16This sounds interesting. Will it be available on mobile?
It should work on mobile browsers (though I haven't tested yet).
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#18This sounds interesting. Will it be available on mobile?
It should work on mobile browsers (though I haven't tested yet).
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#19- Turn selection outline to green on success
- Show incremental progress (num matched)