2048 in the terminal

Post by emidln » Fri, Mar 14, 2014, 5:56 PM UTC

ErikRogneby wrote: post #51

I hadn't used pip before. I wonder how many different package managers I have installed now? Figuring out how to install pip on OSX I discovered "easy_install" which I hadn't used before. sudo easy_install pip pip install term2048

    “What’s pip?”
    “A python package manager”
    “How do I install it?”
    “easy_install pip”
    “What’s easy_install?”
    “A python package manager”

Post by JosephRedfern » Fri, Mar 14, 2014, 6:05 PM UTC

mzs wrote: post #50

hk__2 wrote: post #19

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There’s no way to have custom colors for now, but I can change the default colors. I’m on the collapse bug that was reported by a few people right now, will check back on your issue just after. Edit: I’m on it. Edit 2: I added a `--mode` option in the last version (0.1.7) to change the default colors mode. Use 'dark' on a dark background and 'light' on a light one. For now it only replaces dark blue with white on dar…

Thanks, it would be sweet if you could use the VI keys or WASD instead of arrows (would work on Windows then)and if you could use A-K instead of the decimal numbers. In that way the aspect ratio could be more square, which I think would improve the ease of noticing chains.

Post by joshlegs » Fri, Mar 14, 2014, 6:38 PM UTC

Post by hk__2 » Fri, Mar 14, 2014, 7:05 PM UTC

sdegutis wrote: post #47

bane wrote: post #40

You know, I wonder if we're about to see another tetris phenomenon. One of the miracles of tetris is that the game mechanics scaled from a few dots on an 80s era LCD keychain game to HDTV and surround sound. Some kind of generalized 2048 game, with different or harder goals every "level" and some tweaked mechanics and we could see another one.

I'd like to see a version that has a slightly bigger grid. So apparently there is a market for alterations.

Post by rathboma » Fri, Mar 14, 2014, 7:19 PM UTC