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Memory game, problem with detecting that both images are same

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I'm trying to make a small memory game. However, I have to problem with detecting that the two cards the player clicked on are the same so the cards can be removed.

I'm trying to make it so that a variable will take the cards image and then see if the both images are the same, and if they are they will be removed. However, this doesn't seem to work.

So I'm wondering, what would you guys recommend me to do?

if mousehovercard0 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card0.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card0.image
if mousehovercard1 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card1.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card1.image
if mousehovercard2 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card2.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card2.image
if mousehovercard3 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card3.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card3.image


if cardclick1 == cardclick2:
 cardclick1.rect.x = -100
 cardclick2.rect.x = -100

python

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1

I'm trying to make a small memory game. However, I have to problem with detecting that the two cards the player clicked on are the same so the cards can be removed.

I'm trying to make it so that a variable will take the cards image and then see if the both images are the same, and if they are they will be removed. However, this doesn't seem to work.

So I'm wondering, what would you guys recommend me to do?

if mousehovercard0 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card0.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card0.image
if mousehovercard1 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card1.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card1.image
if mousehovercard2 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card2.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card2.image
if mousehovercard3 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card3.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card3.image


if cardclick1 == cardclick2:
 cardclick1.rect.x = -100
 cardclick2.rect.x = -100

python

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 16:45

Pikachu the Watermelon Wizard

2,16971529

asked Mar 23 at 16:19

nillannillan

61

add a comment | 

I'm trying to make a small memory game. However, I have to problem with detecting that the two cards the player clicked on are the same so the cards can be removed.

I'm trying to make it so that a variable will take the cards image and then see if the both images are the same, and if they are they will be removed. However, this doesn't seem to work.

So I'm wondering, what would you guys recommend me to do?

if mousehovercard0 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card0.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card0.image
if mousehovercard1 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card1.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card1.image
if mousehovercard2 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card2.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card2.image
if mousehovercard3 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card3.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card3.image


if cardclick1 == cardclick2:
 cardclick1.rect.x = -100
 cardclick2.rect.x = -100

python

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 16:45

Pikachu the Watermelon Wizard

2,16971529

asked Mar 23 at 16:19

nillannillan

61

if mousehovercard0 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card0.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card0.image
if mousehovercard1 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card1.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card1.image
if mousehovercard2 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card2.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card2.image
if mousehovercard3 == 1 and button1 == 1:
 if click == 1:
 cardclick1 = card3.image
 if click == 2:
 cardclick2 = card3.image


if cardclick1 == cardclick2:
 cardclick1.rect.x = -100
 cardclick2.rect.x = -100

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 16:45

Pikachu the Watermelon Wizard

2,16971529

asked Mar 23 at 16:19

nillannillan

61

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 16:45

Pikachu the Watermelon Wizard

2,16971529

asked Mar 23 at 16:19

nillannillan

61

edited Mar 23 at 16:45

Pikachu the Watermelon Wizard

2,16971529

edited Mar 23 at 16:45

Pikachu the Watermelon Wizard

2,16971529

asked Mar 23 at 16:19

nillannillan

61

asked Mar 23 at 16:19

nillannillan

61

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A simple solution is create a variable for the different images and one clicked variable:

clicked_=False
image1_click=False
image2_click=False
...

When a "memory tile" is pressed, the corresponding variable is set to true. If the second is clicked as well, then you execute the command to remove both. For example, this is applied to the two tiles with image1:

if clicked:
 if image1_click:
 #Command to remove both buttons
 else:
 #Incorrect click, reset table
 image1_click=False
 clicked=False
else:
 clicked=True
 image1_click=True

As a bonus, when all image1_click are true, the game is completed.

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answered Mar 23 at 16:40

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A simple solution is create a variable for the different images and one clicked variable:

clicked_=False
image1_click=False
image2_click=False
...

When a "memory tile" is pressed, the corresponding variable is set to true. If the second is clicked as well, then you execute the command to remove both. For example, this is applied to the two tiles with image1:

if clicked:
 if image1_click:
 #Command to remove both buttons
 else:
 #Incorrect click, reset table
 image1_click=False
 clicked=False
else:
 clicked=True
 image1_click=True

As a bonus, when all image1_click are true, the game is completed.

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 23 at 16:40

HultBulltHultBullt

415159

add a comment | 

0

A simple solution is create a variable for the different images and one clicked variable:

clicked_=False
image1_click=False
image2_click=False
...

When a "memory tile" is pressed, the corresponding variable is set to true. If the second is clicked as well, then you execute the command to remove both. For example, this is applied to the two tiles with image1:

if clicked:
 if image1_click:
 #Command to remove both buttons
 else:
 #Incorrect click, reset table
 image1_click=False
 clicked=False
else:
 clicked=True
 image1_click=True

As a bonus, when all image1_click are true, the game is completed.

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 23 at 16:40

HultBulltHultBullt

415159

add a comment | 

A simple solution is create a variable for the different images and one clicked variable:

clicked_=False
image1_click=False
image2_click=False
...

When a "memory tile" is pressed, the corresponding variable is set to true. If the second is clicked as well, then you execute the command to remove both. For example, this is applied to the two tiles with image1:

if clicked:
 if image1_click:
 #Command to remove both buttons
 else:
 #Incorrect click, reset table
 image1_click=False
 clicked=False
else:
 clicked=True
 image1_click=True

As a bonus, when all image1_click are true, the game is completed.

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 23 at 16:40

HultBulltHultBullt

415159

clicked_=False
image1_click=False
image2_click=False
...

if clicked:
 if image1_click:
 #Command to remove both buttons
 else:
 #Incorrect click, reset table
 image1_click=False
 clicked=False
else:
 clicked=True
 image1_click=True

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 23 at 16:40

HultBulltHultBullt

415159

answered Mar 23 at 16:40

HultBulltHultBullt

415159

answered Mar 23 at 16:40

HultBulltHultBullt

415159