It's probably because I made the system recognize the number according to there world coordination... If only I made it attempt at different angles, and if any of them returns "7", the player wins.
Although sometimes feeling lack of choice (eg. never getting pumpkin until dying on the second day), but the graphics alone is pretty satisfying :) Amazed by how smooth the movements are. Despite having only 48 hours, the diversity of contents is already able to make me satisfied!
That's true. I used a neural network to recognize the number, but it lacks the ability to understand that number can rotate freely in my game. There was no time for me to improve the network as well, so apologies!
Well, I have to admit that the programming part took me sooooo long, that there's little time left for me to do the balancing. (sad)
The mass of a part is proportional to the pixels in it (with a minimum of 24), and will be reduced to 1/7 upon disjoint.
I personally love the "broken" mechanics for large planet parts, as it shows the mass of the planet very exaggeratedly. The "joined" mechanics for small planet parts satisfy me as well. However, for joined large parts and broken small parts, maybe I've pushed too far.
