something very wrong with brightness of the paper - it blends in with the background so much, it's impossible to play
increased the contrast, so it should be easier on the eye hopefully. Thanks again for the feedback.
Modeling what makes paper-folding puzzles hard
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#12Relevant ICFP Programming Contest 2016 https://icfpc2016.blogspot.com/2016/08/pdf-for-task-descript...
didn't know this, thanks for sharing.
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#13I don't understand what is supposed to be "hard". It seems utterly trivial to me. In reverse order of the folds, just mirror all holes across the fold line.
You must be a shape rotator.
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#14Is there a way to play previous puzzles?
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#15Is there a way to play previous puzzles?
I am planning on adding that feature as well in the near future, thanks for trying it out
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#16Is there a way to play previous puzzles?
I am planning on adding that feature as well in the near future, thanks for trying it out
No problem.
Advice. Make the scoring more like http://enclose.horse/
Score should be correct out of incorrect but medals for perfect, almost perfect, and some cutoff above.
I missed one fold on the hard one (but 3 points due to this), and only 1 star feels a little harsh to me.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
I am planning on adding that feature as well in the near future, thanks for trying it out
No problem. Advice. Make the scoring more like http://enclose.horse/ Score should be correct out of incorrect but medals for perfect, almost perfect, and some cutoff above. I missed one fold on the hard one (but 3 points due to this), and only 1 star feels a little harsh to me.
you are right, and that has been bugging me from the start and never got to fixing it. I tweaked it a bit to make it hopefully make much more sense now. Also I didn't know enclose.horse, and loved playing it, so thanks for pointing it out and for the nice feedback.
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#18Is there a way to play previous puzzles?
I added the archive feature, would love to hear your feedback on it as well
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#19something very wrong with brightness of the paper - it blends in with the background so much, it's impossible to play
thanks for flagging this, the contrast is definitely too low. I'll fix this.
I think I have your new build(s) as I can play from the archive, but the contrast is still too low for me. Note that displays are different, so it's likely that things are more indistinct for me than for you. I've just played through the archive, and all my mistakes came from off-by-one errors because the grid lines were indistinct and I misplaced the holes.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
thanks for flagging this, the contrast is definitely too low. I'll fix this.
I think I have your new build(s) as I can play from the archive, but the contrast is still too low for me. Note that displays are different, so it's likely that things are more indistinct for me than for you. I've just played through the archive, and all my mistakes came from off-by-one errors because the grid lines were indistinct and I misplaced the holes.
thanks for the detailed feedback and trying it out, I will be rechecking the contrast issue