Hi Andy,
Thank you for sharing your Jigsaw concept.
Just wanted to leave a note that I am currently using the basis of your Jigsaw algorithm and refactored it to work with React/MobX and a bit more in line with ES6 standards :).
I am the developer @ Puzzel.org: https://puzzel.org/en/ and was looking for a simple, yet functionally correct version of the Jigsaw. It was a long missing 'piece of the puzzle' ;) to complement the other puzzle types I had already built myself. Canvas logic/calculations/trigonometry is not my strong side so that is why your concept as the basis was great!
I improved it somewhat I think, so if you like I could share the version I am working with right now (React Component + MobX Store), which could still be perfected of course.
It is part of the main repo at Puzzel.org which is not public due to security concerns and being too custom to be shared anyway.
If you want to be in touch, let me know :) Creating puzzles is awesome!
Friendly regards,
Daan - Puzzel.org
Hi Andy,
Thank you for sharing your Jigsaw concept.
Just wanted to leave a note that I am currently using the basis of your Jigsaw algorithm and refactored it to work with React/MobX and a bit more in line with ES6 standards :).
I am the developer @ Puzzel.org: https://puzzel.org/en/ and was looking for a simple, yet functionally correct version of the Jigsaw. It was a long missing 'piece of the puzzle' ;) to complement the other puzzle types I had already built myself. Canvas logic/calculations/trigonometry is not my strong side so that is why your concept as the basis was great!
I improved it somewhat I think, so if you like I could share the version I am working with right now (React Component + MobX Store), which could still be perfected of course.
It is part of the main repo at Puzzel.org which is not public due to security concerns and being too custom to be shared anyway.
If you want to be in touch, let me know :) Creating puzzles is awesome!
Friendly regards,
Daan - Puzzel.org