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I tried setting up a game of solitaire (on desktop with a mouse) and it got tedious really fast. What I wished for right away was: - Ability to drag a selectio
by alexthehurst 3y ago
I tried setting up a game of solitaire (on desktop with a mouse) and it got tedious really fast. What I wished for right away was:
- Ability to drag a selection region and move multiple cards together (like, say, the deck)
- Ability to align cards to each other (I found myself testing modifier keys while dragging to see if this was a hidden feature, but alas.)
- InitialLastName 3y agoAlso necessary: - The ability to shuffle the cards without the jokers.
- alexthehurst 3y agoI actually often skip this step with real cards. If a joker comes up, toss it and replace it from the deck.
- RheingoldRiver 3y agoAlso, the cards in the should-be-face-down deck seem to sometimes be face-up when I remove the top card. I played with it a bit before dealing cards, though, like "fan," "sort," "poker," etc, so I'm thinking maybe it doesn't properly reset the face-down-ness when you click "shuffle." FWIW I don't think the Kings easter egg is a good idea as-is. Maybe require a modifier key like "Click the kings while holding down the `K` key." Otherwise someone might have to click all kings while playing Free Cell and have their game ruined, that's no fun.
- wlesieutre 3y agoShuffling doesn't reset flipped-ness, it looks like "flip" is the only action that puts all the cards facing the same way
- jordan_curve 3y agoDoes anyone know how one might go about implementing a feature like multiple select? I had a project doing something similar a while back and got pretty stuck on figuring out how to go about it
- armchairhacker 3y agoClick and drag to select, then click and drag again to move, like how Kinopio does it: https://kinopio.club/ https://kinopio.club/, https://blog.kinopio.club/posts/magic-paint-select/ https://blog.kinopio.club/posts/magic-paint-select/
- ajanuary 3y agoI think rather than dragging a region, which might get fiddly, I’d like to be able to hold down on a card and have it make a deck with all of the other cards it’s overlapping.