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very cool! π Great idea to use that grid display block to show the graphic images. well done π
Interesting piece of trivia – early versions of this course included a Rock-Paper-Scissors coding project! But yours looks better, and even includes sound πͺ
How it worked was a loop that displayed the Cube’s rock/paper/scissor choice faster than the eye could see (so like, a blur). You then had to press your choice of rock/paper/scissors on the buttons just like you’ve done, at which point the display would stop on the last thing the Cube had chosen, and that got compared to your choice to see who won (and the comparison was an interesting and complicated nested ‘if’ block). For the Cube to choose randomly, the Random function in the math blocks was used to generate a random number and convert that into the Cube’s choice of rock/paper/scissors …
nice
The game is basic and needs some more thoughtful coding to improveπ, but more or less am willing to cultivate in that idea and more ideas.π¦Ύπ§
Thanks for tips and thumbs guys π
Nice
WOW that nice!!
cool project
Well done ππππ
I appreciate it coders!π
This is amazing.
I’ll say your really innovative
I wonder how did you come up with this kinda thing but its good
It’s greatπππ₯π₯ right
nice.
nice work
cool