Tagged: logic, loop timer, puzzles, Puzzles container, timer
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2018-03-11 at 3:52 pm #2749NewFakeCustomer
Hi!
Please accept those suggestions:
1) It would be great to be able to define the puzzles container’s opacity within a slider for example.
2) To be able to scroll vertically the puzzles container with the mouse’s wheel.
3) To lock the puzzles’ container for not having it being able to pass underneath the PC’s taskbar; otherwise we must open another puzzled instance through the apps manager.
4) A second command (icon), a stronger one, to not having to re hide the puzzles container every time we reload the browser.With puzzles I tried to find the way to having the following logic, and I didn’t:
Show an object; if after, say 5 seconds, it hasn’t been clicked then, with a timer, hide it and show a second object, etc.
And if it has been clicked then bypass the timer.
Kind of a switch between an “if not clicked” and a timer; or the implementation of an “if not clicked after x seconds” puzzle or combination of puzzles.
Because to having the two parallel flows shock each other: the “after x seconds do” WITH the “when clicked do”.
It seems that the combination “if > not” puzzles cannot be connected with the “When clicked” puzzle; if else don’t seem to be connectable either within this kind of desired alternative.NewFake :)
2018-03-12 at 7:50 am #2756Yuri KovelenovStaffHi,
You can achieve the desired behavior with a variable which you can set if an object was clicked, and check inside your timeout block.
See the attached example.
Regarding the other usability requests – they all make sense. Can you describe your item 3 issue in more details or attach a screenshot of the problem?Attachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.2018-03-13 at 12:38 am #2779NewFakeCustomerHi Yuri!
Thank you very much for the puzzles and for accepting the suggestions that would provide more comfort whenever manipulating the puzzles!
Here’s the screenshot. The handle of the puzzles’ container is hidden, underneath the taskbar.
NewFake :)
2018-03-13 at 9:51 am #2786Yuri KovelenovStaff2018-03-13 at 11:37 am #2789NewFakeCustomerHello & thank you.
I guess that a JS that defines the browser’s effective screen height plus a “max-height” css command would do the trick.
You know better anyways :)NewFake :)
2018-03-13 at 8:35 pm #2802NewFakeCustomerHello Yuri!
Please, can we either loop a timer or increment time with puzzles?
Or implement something as: “After 5 sec” OR “After 30 sec” OR…?NewFake :)
2018-03-14 at 7:30 am #2806Yuri KovelenovStaff2018-03-15 at 12:56 am #2896NewFakeCustomerHi Yuri!
Thank you; I probably wasn’t clear enough, but your answer helped me a lot and put me on the right track.
Even if a visual scripting helps a lot its logic has to be caught :)
NewFake :)
2018-03-15 at 9:46 am #2922Yuri KovelenovStaff -
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