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Curran's Face a Là Sol LeWitt - Getting it Right B&W Game

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Last edited Mar 25, 2021
Created on Mar 24, 2021

The game displays a face made of Sol LeWitt-inspired patterns that flicker between black-and-white and colored states. Players click to freeze the animation when all patterns are monochrome; correct guesses increase score and speed, while mistakes cost lives. The game uses the SVG DOM API to create elements, with `createSVGElement` and mouse event listeners controlling the interaction and timing.

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<center><strong> The Game “Get It Right In Black and White”. </strong></center>

Simple game based on the Exercise from 3rd class of Curran's Course 2021:<strong> Get it Right in Black and White</strong>

The goal of the game is to stop the screen only when ALL patterns are Black&White.

There are few patterns (all related to Sol LeWitt) flicking randomly, and you need to stop the flicking of the screen when ALL the patterns are Black / White, only. When you score, speed increases exponentially. If you got it wrong one life is gone.

When game finishes, it restarts automatically.

Refs: Sol LeWitt art piece.

MIT Licensed

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