Josh Wolfe
Josh Wolfe
There should be a button that tries to solve your level, probably using Dijkstra's algorithm. It should put you in a state so that you can see a replay.
look into supporting dragging snakes around with your finger, or perhaps just put up/down/left/right buttons directions under the canvas.
First implemented by @Patashu in #24. The idea is to have something that's one-way passable. Furthermore, a platform that only exists on grid lines instead of occupying an entire cell...
First implemented by @Patashu in #24. The idea is to pick apart the different mechanics of fruits and make different kinds of things like them. Here are the independent properties...
First suggested in #24 by @Patashu. Makes me think of the [balloons from Heartlight](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEqIO3Zet-o#t=12m06s). I wonder what the rules would be for when you compare the weights of objects; i.e....
First implemented by @Patashu in #24. > After each gravity tick, if an OpenGate was occupied and now isn't, it becomes a solid ClosedGate. > > (The list of occupied...
@Patashu from #24: > http://www.draknek.org/games/puzzlescript/boxing-gloves.php > > Being able to attach boxing gloves to blocks (like in this Puzzlescript game) could make for a good puzzle element. Though with gravity...
> another aesthetical suggestion: fix the box connectors to make them more intuitive. look at [these two blocks](http://wolfesoftware.com/snakefall/#level=3tFRIoTU&17&31?*z0*z0*z0*z0*n04*z0*D03*20*O1*z0*R0/b0?384&320&260&324/b1?327&331&267&391/s4?380&379&378&377/) and note how the box wiring might be un-intuitive