I can't see the white line in my browser, just a square of black. I know it's working because I get "game over" if I start the game with i, j, k or l. I'm on Firefox 14.0. Do fix it.
Works fine on Chrome. Use it. And read the rules next time. :)
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I can't see the white line in my browser, just a square of black. I know it's working because I get "game over" if I start the game with i, j, k or l. I'm on Firefox 14.0. Do fix it.
Works fine on Chrome. Use it. And read the rules next time. :)
Is this supposed to be Tron or Snake? I distinctly remember Tron being a multiplayer game, with the mechanics such that moving along a wall or trail increases your speed, putting you in position to cut off the other players and make them crash.
I can't see the white line in my browser, just a square of black. I know it's working because I get "game over" if I start the game with i, j, k or l. I'm on Firefox 14.0. Do fix it.
rules: ...the code need only run on Chrome 17. Works fine on Chrome. Use it. And read the rules next time. :)
I think I see a way of shaving another byte: instead of "0 My goal is to shave 2 bytes, so you can change the key handler back to onkeydown. :P
I can't see the white line in my browser, just a square of black. I know it's working because I get "game over" if I start the game with i, j, k or l. I'm on Firefox 14.0. Do fix it.
rules: ...the code need only run on Chrome 17. Works fine on Chrome. Use it. And read the rules next time. :)
Here's a question for you: how will this look on the new Mackbook Pro with Retina Display ? The tron line is 1px wide, and on that computer's screen the one pixel is too small to see.
Surely that must have some sort of scaling by default for webpages. Otherwise I would guess nearly all websites appear miniature.
Score doesn't work properly on my chromium. After game over, hitting keys makes me score more points.
Is this supposed to be Tron or Snake? I distinctly remember Tron being a multiplayer game, with the mechanics such that moving along a wall or trail increases your speed, putting you in position to cut off the other players and make them crash.
Tron is usually a multiplayer game and the speedup next to light trail you mentioned is missing.
Btw. back in the BBS days there was a Finnish freeware Tron-with-weapons game called "DeLuxe Moposota" (rough translation: moped wars). I have very nice memories of it. It works nicely DosBOX. Here's a youtube clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gozt-1BgVrU