Sequence Game for Framer

A module to create and manage a Sequence board game.

Installation

Create a new Framer project.
Put the file SequenceBoard.coffee in the modules folder.
Add this line at the top of your document.

{SequenceBoard} = require "SequenceBoard"

How to use

Create a new board.

board = new SequenceBoard

That's it! This creates a board using internal default values and shows the sequence you need to follow.

Customization

There are a lot of different attributes you can play around with.

board = new SequenceBoard
	boardMatrix: 3
	sequenceLength: 2
	tileSize: 100
	tileRadius: 6
	tileColor: "#FFF"
	hintColor: "#28AFFA"
	gutter: 10
	mode: 'Normal'
	autoStart: true

Here's a decription of each attribute:

boardMatrix Number : Sets the matrix that creates the board (3x3, 4x4, 5x5, etc). Defaults to 3.
sequenceLength Number : Sets the length of the initial sequence to show. Defaults to 2.
tileSize Number : Sets the size of the tiles. Defaults to 100.
tileRadius Number : Sets the border radius of the tiles. Defaults to 6. TIP: Pass the half value of your tileSize to create circles!
tileColor String : Sets the color of the tiles. Defaults to "#FFF.
hintColor String : Sets the color of the hint effect that shows the sequence. Defaults to "#28AFFA".
gutter Number : Sets the spacing between the tiles. Defaults to 10.
mode String : Sets the difficulty of the game. Pass either 'Normal' or 'Hard'. Normal mode lets the game create repetitive numbers at most twice in a row. Hard mode sets a rule that prevents any repetitive numbers. Defaults to 'Normal'.
autoStart Boolean : Whether to let the game to start by itself. Defaults to true.

Events & Functions

Listen for a custom 'GameEnded' event.

board.on 'Events.GameEnded', ->
	print 'You got to level: ' + @level
	print 'Your final sequence was: ' + @playerSequence
	print 'Correct sequence was: ' + @sequence
	#doSomethingElse

Within the 'GameEnded' event you have access to these values:

@level : Level the game ended at. Returns a number
@playerSequence : The last sequence created by the player. Returns an array.
@sequence : The correct sequence created by the game. Returns an array.

Reset the game.

board.resetGame()

Note: If your board has autoStart set to true, the game will start by itself after this function runs. You don't need to do any extra work.

However, if you set autoStart to false, then use this method to start the game.

board.startGame()

Note: Don't use this method if your board has autoStart set to true. You don't need it twice.

Example 1: Basic setup

Demo

Set 'Device' to No Device, then paste this.

{SequenceBoard} = require "SequenceBoard"

bg = new BackgroundLayer
	backgroundColor: "#e3e3e3"

board = new SequenceBoard

board.center()

board.on 'Events.GameEnded', ->
	print 'You got to level: ' + @level
	print 'Your final sequence was: ' + @playerSequence
	print 'Correct sequence was: ' + @sequence
	Utils.delay 2, ->
		board.resetGame()

Example 2: Customized

Demo

Set 'Device' to No Device, then paste this.

{SequenceBoard} = require "SequenceBoard"

bg = new BackgroundLayer
	backgroundColor: "#e3e3e3"

board = new SequenceBoard
	boardMatrix: 4
	sequenceLength: 3
	tileSize: 80
	tileRadius: 40
	gutter: 20
	mode: 'Hard'

board.center()

board.on 'Events.GameEnded', ->
	print 'You got to level: ' + @level
	print 'Your final sequence was: ' + @playerSequence
	print 'Correct sequence was: ' + @sequence
	Utils.delay 2, ->
		board.resetGame()

Example 3: With Leaderboard

A version of this game connected with Parse (rip parse). I used an old version of this module + extra Framer bits + Parse.

Sequence + Parse

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