J johnna New Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 12, 2012 #1 This is my 1st post and hopefully not a stupid one I am looking to create a picture slider puzzle game that am sure many of us used to play when we are younger. Basically u have grids 3 by 3 or 4 by 4 or 5 by 5 etc etc. You then load a picture which is then split up into the multiple grids, one of the grids are removed the image jumbled up and the idea is to move the grids around to make the image back to the original. so a couple of simple questions are 1) can this be done and 2) whats the best way of creating the sliding images. Hope this makes sense. John
This is my 1st post and hopefully not a stupid one I am looking to create a picture slider puzzle game that am sure many of us used to play when we are younger. Basically u have grids 3 by 3 or 4 by 4 or 5 by 5 etc etc. You then load a picture which is then split up into the multiple grids, one of the grids are removed the image jumbled up and the idea is to move the grids around to make the image back to the original. so a couple of simple questions are 1) can this be done and 2) whats the best way of creating the sliding images. Hope this makes sense. John
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 12, 2012 #2 Yes it is possible, look at THIS thread. Upvote 0
Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 12, 2012 #3 johnna said: This is my 1st post and hopefully not a stupid one I am looking to create a picture slider puzzle game that am sure many of us used to play when we are younger. Basically u have grids 3 by 3 or 4 by 4 or 5 by 5 etc etc. You then load a picture which is then split up into the multiple grids, one of the grids are removed the image jumbled up and the idea is to move the grids around to make the image back to the original. so a couple of simple questions are 1) can this be done and 2) whats the best way of creating the sliding images. Click to expand... Of course, that can be done. I'm currently writing a tutorial that includes a jigsaw puzzle. You can see a screenshot of this game here. I'll explain everything. Just be patient until I finish. Upvote 0
johnna said: This is my 1st post and hopefully not a stupid one I am looking to create a picture slider puzzle game that am sure many of us used to play when we are younger. Basically u have grids 3 by 3 or 4 by 4 or 5 by 5 etc etc. You then load a picture which is then split up into the multiple grids, one of the grids are removed the image jumbled up and the idea is to move the grids around to make the image back to the original. so a couple of simple questions are 1) can this be done and 2) whats the best way of creating the sliding images. Click to expand... Of course, that can be done. I'm currently writing a tutorial that includes a jigsaw puzzle. You can see a screenshot of this game here. I'll explain everything. Just be patient until I finish.
V Vabzboy Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 2, 2012 #4 Informatix said: Of course, that can be done. I'm currently writing a tutorial that includes a jigsaw puzzle. You can see a screenshot of this game here. I'll explain everything. Just be patient until I finish. Click to expand... Hey Informatix, Have you finished that jigsaw puzzle game yet... I was waiting on a response from you and I still don't know how to make the game. Can you please advise me somehow. Thank you anyway. Upvote 0
Informatix said: Of course, that can be done. I'm currently writing a tutorial that includes a jigsaw puzzle. You can see a screenshot of this game here. I'll explain everything. Just be patient until I finish. Click to expand... Hey Informatix, Have you finished that jigsaw puzzle game yet... I was waiting on a response from you and I still don't know how to make the game. Can you please advise me somehow. Thank you anyway.
Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 2, 2012 #5 Vabzboy said: Hey Informatix, Have you finished that jigsaw puzzle game yet... I was waiting on a response from you and I still don't know how to make the game. Can you please advise me somehow. Thank you anyway. Click to expand... I did it only in french because translating it in english would take too much of my time. But you can translate this tutorial with Bing Translator (recommended) or Google. And the code has comments in english. The puzzle is in the last part of the tutorial. Comment font-ils ? #4 Upvote 0
Vabzboy said: Hey Informatix, Have you finished that jigsaw puzzle game yet... I was waiting on a response from you and I still don't know how to make the game. Can you please advise me somehow. Thank you anyway. Click to expand... I did it only in french because translating it in english would take too much of my time. But you can translate this tutorial with Bing Translator (recommended) or Google. And the code has comments in english. The puzzle is in the last part of the tutorial. Comment font-ils ? #4
V Vabzboy Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 2, 2012 #6 Informatix said: I did it only in french because translating it in english would take too much of my time. But you can translate this tutorial with Bing Translator (recommended) or Google. And the code has comments in english. The puzzle is in the last part of the tutorial. Comment font-ils ? #4 Click to expand... What Libraries are needed for this Tutorial? Thank you... Upvote 0
Informatix said: I did it only in french because translating it in english would take too much of my time. But you can translate this tutorial with Bing Translator (recommended) or Google. And the code has comments in english. The puzzle is in the last part of the tutorial. Comment font-ils ? #4 Click to expand... What Libraries are needed for this Tutorial? Thank you...
Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 2, 2012 #7 Vabzboy said: What Libraries are needed for this Tutorial? Thank you... Click to expand... Only the reflection library. It's needed by the Floating Window class used for the puzzle. Upvote 0
Vabzboy said: What Libraries are needed for this Tutorial? Thank you... Click to expand... Only the reflection library. It's needed by the Floating Window class used for the puzzle.
