NeXT TypedStream Data | 2003-11-15 | 10.7 KB | 203 lines
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NSIBObjectData
NSObject
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NSString
PreferenceController
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NSTabView
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NSArray
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NSTabViewItem
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Players
Players
NSColor
System
controlColor
Scoring
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NSActionCell
NSCellA
NSButtonCell?
Use Normal Scoring
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NSMutableString
NSButtonImageSource
NSRadioButton
Use Challenge Scoring
Radio
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Scoring Type
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controlTextColor
NSTextField
Game ends when score reaches:
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NSFormatter
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(With normal scoring, only the player who wins the round receives points. The winner's score is calculated based on what cards are left in the other players' hands. The first player to reach the end score wins the game.
With challenge scoring, the aim is to have a low score. All players except the winner of the round receive points according to the cards left in their own hands. When one player reaches the end score, the game ends and the player with the lowest score wins the game.
Changes to scoring type won't take effect until the next game.
NSButton
NSCustomResource)
NSImage
QuestionMark
Scoring
Level
Medium
Radio
Level
On easy level, the computer players will choose a playable card from their hand at random. This will not only make it more likely that you will win each round, but more likely that you will get a good score when you win. However, at this level with more than 2 players you are better off using challenge scoring. Otherwise when you lose a round the winner's score will be improved by the stupidity of the other losing players. On medium level, the computer players will always play the highest-scoring playable card from their hand.
Level
Autoplaying
Radio
Autoplaying
Timer delay:
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seconds
When autoplaying is on, the computer players will play automatically. The timer delay is the number of seconds it takes each computer player to have its turn.
When autoplaying is off, computer players will not play until you click the player's card button or press Return.
Autoplaying
Sound
Radio
Card playing sounds
Radio
Other sounds
Sound
Rules
,Draw Twos and Wild Draw Fours can be stacked
NSSwitch
Can't win on Wild
6Swap hands with player of your choice when 7 is played
5All players pass hand to next player when 0 is played
>Read Help files for more information on these rule variations.
Rules
NSForm
NSFormCell)
Human
Player 1:
Computer 1
Player 2:
Computer 2
Player 3:
Computer 3
Player 4:
Field:
Player Names
Choose the number of players and then enter the players' names.
Player 1 is you. The other players are played by the computer.
Changes in number of players won't take effect until the next game.
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