I know that there's a "Custom Game" option in the menus, but I find that for one game I'm used to playing with a regular deck of cards, there's no direct variant, and no way to add it with the custom game feature, as there are just not enough options.
The game in question plays identical to Scorpion II, with the only changes being that the face down cards are on the right instead of the left, and the three remaining cards are face up at all times, and can be used individually, but only on their proper playable space. I'd love to get this variant added to the program, but I can't seem to find a way to add it for at least my own copy. How would one do that?
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in the next version of pysol fc add 5 freecell. freecell with 5 free cells and include solve support for it.
(if possible add better graphics like solsuite)
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I would like to know how to add games that cannot be built with the Wizard as well. I am trying to add a Spider variant I learned from a very old Solitaire program, CMT Solitaire. There, it is called Black Widow, but it looks similar to Harvester or Arachnia in PySol. The main difference I have discovered is that there is no requirement that all tableau piles must contain cards in order to add more cards to the tableau, which cannot be specified in the Wizard.
Basic information to start- what file contains the rules for the games, and is it human-readable, or would it need to be de- and re-compiled in order to modify the rules of a game?
Quinn
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2015-08-30
The game in question plays identical to Scorpion II of which i have a used version, with the only changes being that the face down cards are on the right instead of the left, and the three remaining cards are face up at all times, and can be used individually,
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I know that there's a "Custom Game" option in the menus, but I find that for one game I'm used to playing with a regular deck of cards, there's no direct variant, and no way to add it with the custom game feature, as there are just not enough options.
The game in question plays identical to Scorpion II, with the only changes being that the face down cards are on the right instead of the left, and the three remaining cards are face up at all times, and can be used individually, but only on their proper playable space. I'd love to get this variant added to the program, but I can't seem to find a way to add it for at least my own copy. How would one do that?
in the next version of pysol fc add 5 freecell. freecell with 5 free cells and include solve support for it.
(if possible add better graphics like solsuite)
I would like to know how to add games that cannot be built with the Wizard as well. I am trying to add a Spider variant I learned from a very old Solitaire program, CMT Solitaire. There, it is called Black Widow, but it looks similar to Harvester or Arachnia in PySol. The main difference I have discovered is that there is no requirement that all tableau piles must contain cards in order to add more cards to the tableau, which cannot be specified in the Wizard.
Basic information to start- what file contains the rules for the games, and is it human-readable, or would it need to be de- and re-compiled in order to modify the rules of a game?
Quinn
The game in question plays identical to Scorpion II of which i have a used version, with the only changes being that the face down cards are on the right instead of the left, and the three remaining cards are face up at all times, and can be used individually,
Your thoughts on customizing card game variants are fascinating! It’s a great way to keep classic games fresh and engaging. Speaking of personalized gaming experiences, I recommend checking out https://www.casino-sistersite.co.uk/lovehearts-bingo/. It offers a unique and vibrant bingo platform where you can enjoy themed rooms and exciting jackpots. The community features and promotions make it even more enjoyable for players looking for variety.