Memory and Matching Games #121: Challenge | Recap
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So here's my rendition on the card matching game. I completely re-built mine so that you can't grab more than one pair, and I added a timer and fun animated rewards for matching and completion( "Christian" Disco Dancing for his peers) Enjoy!
DEMO: http://www.richardleehill.com/hero/elc121/
Thanks David Anderson for this weeks challenge! The most valuable tip I've learned in a while was the implementation and use of Dane Hartman's animation timers. What a great trick!!!!
*On a side note if anyone is interested, I was able to semi -randomize Dane's card template (with an idea from Nicole Cieslik) so that you get one of 3 sets of cards. It uses 3 duplicate slides and the question bank, but you could make more random slides if you want. http://www.richardleehill.com/temp/random.zip
DEMO: http://www.richardleehill.com/hero/elc121/
Thanks David Anderson for this weeks challenge! The most valuable tip I've learned in a while was the implementation and use of Dane Hartman's animation timers. What a great trick!!!!
*On a side note if anyone is interested, I was able to semi -randomize Dane's card template (with an idea from Nicole Cieslik) so that you get one of 3 sets of cards. It uses 3 duplicate slides and the question bank, but you could make more random slides if you want. http://www.richardleehill.com/temp/random.zip
So much fun! I got distracted at home and it timed out on the last match. The characters were disappointed with me. Very nice Richard!
- aww you missed the dance party. Btw Love the glasses Daniela! Thanks!
- Thanks Richard. I used artistic effects in PPT and pasted glasses from google images.
BTW, I had to go through it again because I laughed so hard the first time with each character pop-up and this time I joined the partay! If only animation good make us all such great dancers! Loved how you did the dance part.