Re: LUA keypad puzzle help

[Aidan G. <wgs...@ih...>]

I would like to say that I find the Pipmak demo to be a good demonstration of
Pipmak's various features, but I wasn't really able to model much of my code
after the code in the demo project, because some of the more complex code was
lacking comments a bit, and, for example, in the code for the lever that
controls the bridge, there were a few magic numbers that made it too confusing.

Christian Walther wrote:
> NigeC wrote:
>> http://www.nigecstudios.co.uk/games/hawk/library/rooms/room4/keypad.swf
>>
>> ...
>>
>> I know its a big ask, but something like this on the wiki would be a great
>> code example/demo and the foundation could be used for other puzzles..
> 
> If you can provide the graphics (and sound) used in that demo (I don't 
> know if I could somehow get them out of the SWF file), I should be able 
> to recreate it in Pipmak for you in a few minutes. I'll leave writing 
> the tutorial about it on the wiki to you or someone else. :)
> 
>> us newbies work better by example :)
> 
> Which is one of the reasons for the existence of the demo project. I'm 
> curious, does it do that job for you, or is it already too complex (or 
> even too simple)?
> 
>   -Christian
> 
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