Bingo · 9:26am Apr 6th, 2017
So I still don’t have enough time and energy to actually write much, but everyone left me alone for a few hours and I used them to make a thing.
In my defense I can say that I only spent about four hours total on it:
Traditional rules of bingo apply:
1. Make yourself a card.
2. Watch season 7 as it airs.
3. When the events observed in the series match those described in a cell, cross that cell out.
4. The middle square marked “Free Hugs” counts as already crossed out.
5. The first viewer to cross out a complete horizontal, vertical or diagonal row of cells wins.
I made it because I saw iisaw making a bet.
Then I thought that we need more gambling, and iisaw concurred.
So, enjoy, spread, rehost. Have fun. :)
For the record, here’s my own card.
Gambling? Is this what Fimfiction has descended to? Atrocious, I tell you.
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Ooh, Owlowicious & Trixie...
Hmm, I could ask for the list of tiles, or, wait, it's JS, the source's available, I could just take a peek-
…list of tiles, please?
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Compiled JavaScript, embedded resources, so, not that easy. 80% of that is the image file with the tiles.
Inspect a tile. (F12 in most major browsers.) Find the background style of the element called "div.bingo-cell". It will have an url to an image. This is a data url, i.e. it's the image itself encoded as base64, not a link to one. (Which allows this HTML file to be completely self-contained.)
Open that in a new tab, (right-click works in Chrome) and you get the sheet of original tiles after it’s been decoded into an actual file.
You could also feed the HTML into a beautifier, but since the code operates in terms of abstract tiles, which are selected from a sheet, it knows nothing at all about what tiles it has, so you’d still have to base64-decode the image itself to see it and wade through the pile of other extraneous data. The above method is still easier.
I downloaded a bingo card on 6 April. Did you add more tiles to the shuffle since then?
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Nope, I only got one set that iisaw made and it's all in there. There was a prior version with a different set, but that was retired well before this post.
Hmm. "old-stlye" changelings.