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Chinese Chess 15 Puzzle
Description
15 puzzle
is usually described as the first sliding puzzle in the world.
But I do not think so. It was probably derived from this game -
Chinese Chess 15 Puzzle
. In fact, many Chinese people play it but
it does not even have a common name. I played it as a child before
I knew the more famous game 15 puzzle. It uses 15 round Chinese
chess pieces placed in a square box. Since
Chinese chess
was
composed of 16 round pieces more than 1000 years ago usually
kept in a square or rectangle box, this game may has been played
for several hundred years. It must be invented by an anonymous.
The object of the game is the same as 15 puzzle. You arrange the
pieces in a certain order using the empty space. Since there is no
official order, the only order in it is the most common one I play.
You can play the game in the left square and arrange the order in
the right. Click the left "New" to start a new game, click the right
one to add a new order. The left numeral is the number of moves.
The right one is the number of the order. Click the piece between
squares to change the color. Because the game, order and color
are auto-saved, you can close the widget anytime and resume it.
It works only with Opera 10.5x.
Never forget it is an SVG format, it can be zoomed in or out as you
like it.
If you want to embed this widget into your website, add the
following HTML code:
Only Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera are compatible.
For more information, visit
my blog
.
Changelog:
1.1
Fix the bug that the borders of squares and pieces do not match the positions of mouse clicks.
Change the font into bold.
Use DOM CSS function.
Add title texts "Congratulations!", "Arrange Source Pieces!", and "Arrange Target Pieces!".
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About this widget
| Downloads | 554 |
|---|---|
| Category | Fun and Games |
| Version | 1.1 |
| Size | 3KB |
| Last update | August 29, 2010 |
| Devices | desktop |
| Original page | Internet Archive |