Closed blonkm closed 9 years ago
I have a hunch that this is going to be really hard. The current WebGL code is assuming it can identify a cubie by looking at the color!
When you say color, do you mean the color of the sticker or the color attribute in the Cube class? The color attribute isn't rendered to screen and is just used for picking (figuring out which cubie has been selected); its rgb value is independent of the sticker color. The stickers are actually geometry (which is kind of gross), and they have their own color values.
I mean color of the sticker. Well, that is certainly good news. I'll have less problems implementing it then.
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When you say color, do you mean the color of the sticker or the color attribute in the Cube class? The color attribute isn't rendered to screen and is just used for picking (figuring out which cubie has been selected); its rgb value is independent of the sticker color. The stickers are actually geometry (which is kind of gross), and they have their own color values.
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What color (letter) is for grey? Are there available other colors? See issue no. 39
Grey is 'x'. You will need exactly 54 color characters like 'rrrrrrrrrggg...' On May 20, 2015 2:30 AM, "bcube2" notifications@github.com wrote:
What color (letter) is for grey? Are there available other colors? See issue no. 39
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Make stickers configurable. Probably it's best to use the exact format of RubikPlayer.