I played through the three levels you've got in there. I'm not a computer engineer, but I did manage to get through them. I will admit that I had to resort to wikipedia for the last level. It's definitely challenging. I like the engineering theme and would love to see some simpler designs to build up to some of the more complex/challenging ones. I just didn't have enough intuition about the circuits to really come up with the designs on my own. I saw from the readme you're aware of Kohctpyktop. I think though that it might have some ideas for simpler designs to start with.
In terms of the code itself, I do hope to investigate it a bit further to maybe understand it as an example. I did find some bugs while I was playing, though I didn't do any exhaustive testing or anything: -There seemed to be something wrong with the saving. I can't save over existing files, as I get an error message about not being able to overwrite files. I don't think it's just a permission problem, as I'm able to create a new file in that directory no problem. The game brings up a save window when I fail a level, and won't let me resume the game. It seems to be setting a timer that periodically pops up new save windows until I deal with the one that's up, and will exit the program if you choose Don't Save. -I couldn't get any of the select/copy/paste functionality to work. I'm not sure whether that's just not implemented or something's wrong with it. Overall it's pretty interesting and I did learn something about computer engineering from playing. Good work, thanks for sharing. Joe On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 6:05 PM, Greg Ewing <greg.ew...@canterbury.ac.nz>wrote: > Joe Ranalli wrote: > >> In addition to the dependencies mentioned in the readme, I had to install >> BeautifulSoup to get it to run. >> > > Bugrit, forgot that one! Will amend. > > Thanks, > Greg >
