map.validateExactlyXManyObjects = function() {};
Show HN: Untrusted, a JavaScript adventure game you play by modifying its source
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#62map.validateExactlyXManyObjects = function() {}; lets you put an exit tile next to your character on every level
Been there, done that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7548257
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#63Can anyone give me a hint for level 12?
You're defining a robot's properties, so you might want to define its properties. That'll open the door to higher-level navigation logic.
(Being obtuse is difficult...)
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#64map.validateExactlyXManyObjects = function() {}; lets you put an exit tile next to your character on every level
I'm really surprised that we never thought of that. We'll try to prevent this exploit soon :-)
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#65This is fun! But I've run into a problem. Advancement past level 14 seems to be bugged; upon completion, the keys in my inventory were replaced with a capital A which I assume to represent the algorithm, but then level 14 reloaded with a message at the bottom saying "You have lost the Algorithm!" Re-completing the level works, but the same thing happens, as many times as I like; the last time, I saw "run 17_pointers.jsx" scroll past, but still got the map and code for level 14.
My solution to level 14 [1] involved a state variable on the me object; could that have broken something?
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#66This is fun! But I've run into a problem. Advancement past level 14 seems to be bugged; upon completion, the keys in my inventory were replaced with a capital A which I assume to represent the algorithm, but then level 14 reloaded with a message at the bottom saying "You have lost the Algorithm!" Re-completing the level works, but the same thing happens, as many times as I like; the last time, I saw "run 17_pointers.…
This seems to be tied to a bug some other people have experienced where new levels don't load correctly and are overwritten with existing levels.
Try going to level 15 and resetting the level (Ctrl-4). Does that help at all?
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#67Borks at level 7, upon touching phone with undebuggable message on canvas: d up the function p 1, found:oad the level Wone! number of exits ...
Bizarre! I haven't been able to reproduce it. Can you share your code for that level (if it's been modified at all)?
Unmodified. Chrome 33 on Linux
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#68Very fun, however once I reached the level with the DOM, I catched the opponent but the game went crazy and submitted a lot of queries to Gist (when I closed the tab, the counter was at 64, and Github was serving 403).
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#69That was great,
Here's making the boss kill itself
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#70This is fun! But I've run into a problem. Advancement past level 14 seems to be bugged; upon completion, the keys in my inventory were replaced with a capital A which I assume to represent the algorithm, but then level 14 reloaded with a message at the bottom saying "You have lost the Algorithm!" Re-completing the level works, but the same thing happens, as many times as I like; the last time, I saw "run 17_pointers.…
This seems to be tied to a bug some other people have experienced where new levels don't load correctly and are overwritten with existing levels. Try going to level 15 and resetting the level (Ctrl-4). Does that help at all?
It does! Thanks, and thanks for a fun, engrossing diversion on a rainy Monday afternoon.
(Update: Each time I enter a level, it loads as level 13, and I have to reset it to get the correct map and code -- just a heads-up in case it helps with debugging. Chrome 33.something, Windows 7 x64.)