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2013-01-18
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I'd say that the background explanation on your site is well worth quoting here;
I really like the No-Images-Harmed concept, well done!
Background
The point of this game is not so much to write yet another clone of that game with blocks of 4, but more about an experiment in creating a portable game using C++ (and no frameworks!) that can be run on multiple platforms and also use multiple rendering backends (right now, this is mostly OpenGL ES, but I do have a QPainter-based Qt4 backend as well as a ncurses-based console backend working). Other experimental things included, but maybe not obvious are: Gameplay recording and playback (you can replay your last game), highscores that can be updated automatically when the game rules change, the use of no bitmaps/images for the OpenGL ES backend (everything you see is rendered from 3D meshes or generated font textures) and a cameo appearance of That Rabbit from That Rabbit Game. Apart from that, this is obviously also a first small test for the "free-to-grey" concept, and I wanted to have this game on the N9, so here you have it.
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2013-01-23
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Originally Posted by mpuhl299
Well then you didn't get the point of the game
The game does not seem to be beautiful. I've played it but I do not see it.
Read the background in the game's page or on the post above you to understand it...
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2013-08-01
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Can haz full color version. tetrepetete_1.0.1_armel.deb // also on http://openrepos.net/content/tetrepetete
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2013-08-01
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The name is very funny 
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2014-01-03
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Updated version 1.1.0 with some rendering improvements and a nicer icon:
http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/
For MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan, Sailfish OS, Android and Firefox OS.
Also available to play online in a WebGL-based browser (with some graphic glitches for now...):
http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/play/
http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/
For MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan, Sailfish OS, Android and Firefox OS.
Also available to play online in a WebGL-based browser (with some graphic glitches for now...):
http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/play/
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2014-01-03
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Originally Posted by thp
Thx. Love Thpethprepethpethpe on my n900. the game is not that fun but the name is more fun...ier
http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/icon256.png
For the N9, N950 and N900: http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/
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2015-01-12
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Now also open source: https://github.com/thp/tetrepetete
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2015-01-12
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Thanks !
PLATFORM=qt4 builds in scratchbox for maemo5 and it runs on n900, but the window content limits itself to a small portion of the screen (320x480 according to src/constants.cpp I guess).
Changing only WINDOW_WIDTH and WINDOW_HEIGHT (to 480x800 to match the n900 screen for instance) makes the splashscreen and menu behave "properly" (splashscreen labels aren't resized but reorganized to fit screen, and menu buttons are larger - to fill width).
The game board itself is still the same.
Is this expected behavior, and/or is there a better way than changing constants in constants.cpp to fit screen on maemo5 ?
By the way, maemo5 has qt 4.7.4 (< 4.8.3).
PLATFORM=qt4 builds in scratchbox for maemo5 and it runs on n900, but the window content limits itself to a small portion of the screen (320x480 according to src/constants.cpp I guess).
Changing only WINDOW_WIDTH and WINDOW_HEIGHT (to 480x800 to match the n900 screen for instance) makes the splashscreen and menu behave "properly" (splashscreen labels aren't resized but reorganized to fit screen, and menu buttons are larger - to fill width).
The game board itself is still the same.
Is this expected behavior, and/or is there a better way than changing constants in constants.cpp to fit screen on maemo5 ?
By the way, maemo5 has qt 4.7.4 (< 4.8.3).
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For the N9, N950 and N900: http://thp.io/2013/tetrepetete/