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Its strange how the "sorted pointers" normalizing makes just about any random function, as long as it connects the inputs to the outputs on some path, vibrate as some nonlinear shape of wave. This could be used as a game interface for evolvable musical instruments or fluid puzzle games. Physicsmata is similar in effect to SmoothLife but simpler and pure Java. The cellular automata API takes a function to run at each point. Its parameters are sums of screen brightness (n color dimensions...

VisualIntFactor will be an interactive educational and scientific tool demonstrating multiply, factor, conversion between unary counting and binary integers, all in the same grid of hexagons. This grid is based on pascals triangle, which is a 1d cellular automata that calculates (X choose Y) factorials by each cell being the sum of the 2 cells upleft and upright. Draw a binary integer from a cell going upright, then explore the allowed transforms which may lead you to a factored state in 2...

In knight tour (kt) problem every chess square is visited exactly once using knight moves. In this game some knight moves already made and we have an incomplete kt. The object is to complete the kt by guessing missing moves.

Superficially, Dominoes on Acid is a solitaire variant of Dominoes with weird colorful tiles. But on a deeper level it is a GUI for natural deduction. Every completed domino is equivalent to a proof of a tautology in classical propositional logic.

The Eight Queens Problem is a chess board puzzle. Eight queens can be placed on the chess board without conflict. Any queen placed on the chess board will not attack any other queen. JavaScript programming language is used.

Metal and Money is a puzzle game involving acquiring items, meeting people, using their services. Its design goal was this: Playing M&M mirrors the activity of doing proofs in intuitionistic propositional logic. (Isn't that fascinating!?)

This is a conversion-to-binary training game prototype. Random bits appear, and you must shoot them where they fit onto various bytes (given in octal, hex or even bit ops, decimal or Ascii). Shoot wrongly and you lose that byte, or get it right and win.

Shared objects for algebra (moves) on various surfaces (game boards) including cylinders, helices, spheres, hemispheres, tori, Mobius' strip, Klein's bottles, ...