iSpy

The world opens with a welcome page that explains the game. When you press the 's' key, the page fades away and the game begins!

The computer asks you if you'd like to play, then asks if you'd rather seek or spy.

If you type in "seek," the frog will act as your opponent and will tell you the color of the object you must find. Note: The object will always be within the walls of the temple.

You can then use the arrow keys to look around and click on the objects. If you click on the wrong one, the frog will tell you to guess again. If you click on the right one, you win!

If you choose to spy (rather than seek) the frog will ask you to look around (using the arrow keys) and decide upon an object. When you make your decision and press the space bar, the frog will ask you what color your object is. He will then guess what your object is, asking each time if he is correct.

When the object has been guessed, either by you or the computer, the game ends and the frog thanks you for playing!

Important Notes

• All of the objects that can be the answer are stored in a list called "clickableObjects"
• The list can be found in the properties tab for "world."
• All that is required to add an object to the game is to add it to the world, manually assign it one of the accepted colors, and then add it to the "clickableObjects" list.
• The color found under the properties of an object is the only way the computer knows what color the object is.
• WARNING: Most objects start out with "no color" and will require the user to manually enter an accepted color. Even if the object looks like it already has a color, such as with the frog, you must still manually assign it a color in its properties.
• If you want to add or delete a color, make sure to edit the methods sayColor and guess and the function getColor.
• WARNING: If you assign a color to an object that the computer does not recognize, it will not throw an error, but will cause problems during execution.