Cool.
The drag gesture is slightly broken though. If the piece collides with the wall, it sticks instead of sliding.
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#22Fun! Can we get a keyboard shortcut for clear?
That is such a good idea, I’ll prob add tomorrow
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#23Played for a little while and didn’t get a single L piece. I’m guessing you’re picking pieces randomly?
If you wanted to further reduce the stress then you could use the single bag system (same link as below, bottom of the page).
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#25Played for a little while and didn’t get a single L piece. I’m guessing you’re picking pieces randomly? If you wanted to further reduce the stress then you could use the single bag system (same link as below, bottom of the page). [1] https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Tetris/Pieces#L_piece
Fantastic idea, thank you for sharing, will add multi bag
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#26Your stuff is very fun. Look at this, this crazy little thing (by same person): https://passwordbasket.com :)
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#28Cool idea!
Playing on desktop with a keyboard, I cannot move pieces up when they reached the floor, though. I moved one piece down too much thinking it was possible to move it up again and that caused me to stress a bit ;)
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#29While we are at unconventional tetris implementations: I wrote a cosmopolitan libc based tetris clone for Braille display users. IOW, pieces "fall" horizontally, and blocks are rendered with (unicode) braille.
https://github.com/mlang/betris
Big thanks to @jart, cosmo is a godsent for cross-platform TUI stuff.
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#30It would be great if undo would make the piece appear at the spot I dropped it from. So I can correct mistakes by "undo", "left", "drop".
But what I am really looking for in Tetris is the game to train me. After observing me play for a few minutes it tells me: _"Hey, I notice you always deal with L pieces horizontally. Proffesional players usually prefer to X so they can achieve Y"_