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I need help making a memory matching game.
Have one Term describing category/theme you picked. This is the FACE term…
Menu:
Start Options
• New Game Option
• Exit Game Option
Level of Play – Use selects at start of game
4 x 4 grid (Easy)
6 x 6 grid (Moderate)
8 X 8 grid (Difficult)
Speed of Play – At start of game, User selects time interval for clicked-on term-pair to display
1 seconds (Difficult)
3 seconds (Moderate)
5 seconds (Easy)
Populate Grid with Term
At start of game – program places the same face/theme term in all squares in the visible grid
If 4 x 4 grid, randomly pick 8 terms, place each image name twice in 2-Dim array.
If 6 x 6 grid, randomly pick 18 terns, place each image name twice in 2-Dim array.
If 8 x 8 grid, randomly pick 32 terms, place each image name twice in 2-Dim array.
The 2-Dim Array corresponds to grid on screen.
During the course of play, the face/theme term in the grid is replaced by a
corresponding array terms, when user selects a grid square
Game Play
1) User selects a FIRST square, the theme/face term in the grid square is replace with correspond stored term, from the 2-dim array
2) User selects a SECOND square, the term theme/face in the second grid square is replace with the corresponding stored term, from the 2-dim array
3) The computer compares the terms for the two selected squares.
If they are the same, the terms remain on the screen and can no longer be selected.
If they are different, the term remain the screen for 1, 3 or 5 seconds, depending on user selection at the beginning of the game. After that elapse time, those two grid terms are replaced with the face/theme term.
Menu:
Start Options
• New Game Option
• Exit Game Option
Level of Play – Use selects at start of game
4 x 4 grid (Easy)
6 x 6 grid (Moderate)
8 X 8 grid (Difficult)
Speed of Play – At start of game, User selects time interval for clicked-on term-pair to display
1 seconds (Difficult)
3 seconds (Moderate)
5 seconds (Easy)
Populate Grid with Term
At start of game – program places the same face/theme term in all squares in the visible grid
If 4 x 4 grid, randomly pick 8 terms, place each image name twice in 2-Dim array.
If 6 x 6 grid, randomly pick 18 terns, place each image name twice in 2-Dim array.
If 8 x 8 grid, randomly pick 32 terms, place each image name twice in 2-Dim array.
The 2-Dim Array corresponds to grid on screen.
During the course of play, the face/theme term in the grid is replaced by a
corresponding array terms, when user selects a grid square
Game Play
1) User selects a FIRST square, the theme/face term in the grid square is replace with correspond stored term, from the 2-dim array
2) User selects a SECOND square, the term theme/face in the second grid square is replace with the corresponding stored term, from the 2-dim array
3) The computer compares the terms for the two selected squares.
If they are the same, the terms remain on the screen and can no longer be selected.
If they are different, the term remain the screen for 1, 3 or 5 seconds, depending on user selection at the beginning of the game. After that elapse time, those two grid terms are replaced with the face/theme term.
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We didn't see your attempts to solve this problem yourself and so we cannot correct mistakes you didn't made and answer questions you didn't ask. To get help you should do something yourself and get real problems with something. If your problem is "I don't understand a thing", then you should go back to basics and study again.
We didn't see your attempts to solve this problem yourself and so we cannot correct mistakes you didn't made and answer questions you didn't ask. To get help you should do something yourself and get real problems with something. If your problem is "I don't understand a thing", then you should go back to basics and study again.
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