Text Puzzles
Text puzzles provide means for various operations with text in your Puzzles scenario.
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Puzzles Reference
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This universally used puzzle provides the means to supply some text (a character, word or line) to your Puzzles scenario.
The text puzzle is often used with puzzles from different categories. Particularly, you can specify URL inputs to scene loader puzzles, HTML element ids, CSS rules and colors to HTML puzzles, and ids and URLs to some other puzzles.
This puzzle can also be used to provide names for objects, materials, animations or groups instead of the relevant selector puzzles, which may come in handy for dynamically loaded content.
Finally, some puzzles are configurable to provide textual input instead of the default dropdown menu which is also useful in the case of dynamically loaded scenes.
text multi-line
This puzzle provides the means to supply some text to your Puzzles scenario. The puzzle uses Ace Editor for displaying and editing the content. See the relevant keyboard shortcuts here: Default Keyboard Shortcuts.
The puzzle supports CSS, HTML, Javascript and plain text highlighting modes, which can be switched on the fly. The puzzle can be resized to change the editor's width and height.
create text
This puzzle allows you to combine (concatenate) 2 or more pieces of text into a single line. If you provide non-textual values such as numbers, they will be automatically converted to text. Additional inputs are added by dragging an item block from the gray toolbox on the left into the join block.
Example: create an annotation composed of some text and the object name.
append text
This puzzle adds the given text to the specified variable.
Example: create an annotation composed of some text and the object name.
replace
This puzzle searches for the given piece of text and replaces it with the specified piece of text wherever it finds it (case-sensitive).
Examples:
reverse
This puzzle reverses the given piece of text.
Example:
length
This puzzle counts the number of characters in the specified text.
Example:
is empty
This puzzle checks whether the given text is empty (has length 0). The result is true if this is the case and false if not. For using with Logic puzzles.
Examples:
find
This puzzle can be used to check whether a piece of text is in another piece of text and, if so, where it appears. If the text was found, it returns its position (characters in text are indexed starting from 0). If the text was not found, the puzzle returns -1.
Examples:
get letter
This puzzle extracts the character from the specified position (characters in text are indexed starting from 0).
Examples:
get region
This puzzle allows a region of text between two specified positions to be extracted (characters in text are indexed starting from 0).
Example:
adjust case
This puzzle creates a version of the input text that is either UPPER CASE (all letters upper-case), lower case or Title Case (first letters upper-case, other letters lower-case). Non-alphabetic characters, and text in languages without case, such as Chinese, are not affected.
Example:
trim spaces
This puzzle can remove space characters from the beginning of the text, from the end of the text or from both sides of the text.
Example:
count
This puzzle counts how many times a piece of text appear in the specified text.
Example:
new line
A newline character (also called "end of line" or "line break" character). Use this character inside the create text or append text puzzles to create multiline texts.
convert to number
This puzzle tries to convert the specified text to number, so that the obtained value can be used as input for numeric operations. If conversion fails, returns 0.
Examples:
prompt
This puzzle creates a pop-up window with an input field. The execution chain pauses until the user clicks OK or Cancel buttons, after which the puzzle returns the input value.
Example:
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