Block Roll: intuitive mechanics, goal becomes clear pretty quickly. I like it. My only suggestion would be to add some visual feature that hints at why a box is blocked from pivoting when it is flanked by two other boxes. Like little lightning bolts eminating from the edge opposite of the pivot point showing that it can't move because it is impacting the sides of the adjacent box.
Clockcheese: Controls don't always operate as I expect them to. They rotate the wheel in the same direction I am swiping as long as I'm only swiping near the bottom of the screen. As soon as my swipe leads into the upper portion of the screen (which seems necessary considering how much I need to rotate the wheel) it starts rotating the wheel backward even when I haven't changed direction of my swipe. It is also easy to swipe off the play area, which causes the wheel to drift back to its resting position, meaning I lose all "progress" in my wheel-turning efforts. I am playing on a PC browser, not a smartphone, so simply moving my mouse cursor without clicking is being interpreted as a swipe. This makes it pretty difficult to play since there is no way to lift the cursor off of the screen and reposition it without affecting the wheel. It is also unclear what I am supposed to be accomplishing with my wheel-turning. Should I be trying to crush the mouse? Am I trying to move the cheese? Should I be keeping out of the mouse's way so it can get the cheese? All of the above seem to result in a Game Over.
Looks like nearly all of the assessments I did before are accurate, but not all of them. Apologies for that. I should have been more cognizant of the bug that Marko mentioned. Thanks for calling that to attention, Marko.
Of the three submissions rubberduck mentioned above, LPC animated waterfall I am unsure of, so it should not be treated as if version 4.0 of the license is allowed. We can ask zapaper for confirmation, though.
"Yes. That would be ideal. If you take a look at the GitHub for OGA and identify in the site code that may make that visible (and accurate), by all means suggest the code change. For now, I have to determine it manually. :("
the information that displays based on that check box is still not visible. however, the correct state of the check box is retained behind the scenes. So the only accurate way to determine if the user checked that box or not is to manually check behind the scenes on a case by case basis for now.
Yes. That would be ideal. If you take a look at the GitHub for OGA and identify in the site code what may make that visible (and accurate), by all means suggest the code change. For now, I have to determine it manually. :(
Correct. CC-BY 4.0 would be the common license except for the content licensed CC-BY 3.0, which are not adaptable to CC-BY 4.0. However, if they are assets on OGA, it is possible the author preemptively agreed to include the latest version of the CC-BY license "when it becomes available", and now version 4.0 is available.
If you can provide a list of urls to each of the assets used, I will be able to determine if the authors made such an allowance.
YES! I'm trying it out ASAP.
Where can the credits be found?EDIT: Nevermind. Here they are: https://forgottenlands.online/en/page/legal-notice
Does Forgotten Lands use any assets from OpenGameArt?
Block Roll: intuitive mechanics, goal becomes clear pretty quickly. I like it. My only suggestion would be to add some visual feature that hints at why a box is blocked from pivoting when it is flanked by two other boxes. Like little lightning bolts eminating from the edge opposite of the pivot point showing that it can't move because it is impacting the sides of the adjacent box.
Clockcheese: Controls don't always operate as I expect them to. They rotate the wheel in the same direction I am swiping as long as I'm only swiping near the bottom of the screen. As soon as my swipe leads into the upper portion of the screen (which seems necessary considering how much I need to rotate the wheel) it starts rotating the wheel backward even when I haven't changed direction of my swipe. It is also easy to swipe off the play area, which causes the wheel to drift back to its resting position, meaning I lose all "progress" in my wheel-turning efforts. I am playing on a PC browser, not a smartphone, so simply moving my mouse cursor without clicking is being interpreted as a swipe. This makes it pretty difficult to play since there is no way to lift the cursor off of the screen and reposition it without affecting the wheel. It is also unclear what I am supposed to be accomplishing with my wheel-turning. Should I be trying to crush the mouse? Am I trying to move the cheese? Should I be keeping out of the mouse's way so it can get the cheese? All of the above seem to result in a Game Over.
Looks like nearly all of the assessments I did before are accurate, but not all of them. Apologies for that. I should have been more cognizant of the bug that Marko mentioned. Thanks for calling that to attention, Marko.
Of the three submissions rubberduck mentioned above, LPC animated waterfall I am unsure of, so it should not be treated as if version 4.0 of the license is allowed. We can ask zapaper for confirmation, though.
Looks like only submissions with revisions are 100% accurate. Let me reassess the stuff I've checked in the past.
@marko:
the information that displays based on that check box is still not visible. however, the correct state of the check box is retained behind the scenes. So the only accurate way to determine if the user checked that box or not is to manually check behind the scenes on a case by case basis for now.
All three allow later versions.
Yes. That would be ideal. If you take a look at the GitHub for OGA and identify in the site code what may make that visible (and accurate), by all means suggest the code change. For now, I have to determine it manually. :(
Correct. CC-BY 4.0 would be the common license except for the content licensed CC-BY 3.0, which are not adaptable to CC-BY 4.0. However, if they are assets on OGA, it is possible the author preemptively agreed to include the latest version of the CC-BY license "when it becomes available", and now version 4.0 is available.
If you can provide a list of urls to each of the assets used, I will be able to determine if the authors made such an allowance.
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