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Weekend project: Spiced Up Tic-Tac-Toe 3D

1/18/2010 2:41:56 PM

Over the weekend I’ve spiced up my little entry in MIX 10k Challenge and posted it to games.ailon.org. Check it out. And vote for it in the contest. Thanks!

As usually source code is included, but… The objective of the initial project was to fit it into 10k and even though I’ve spiced it up visually I didn’t change the overall code architecture so it’s some pretty ugly code. Sorry :)

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9/4/2010 1:59:12 AM

though the code looks bad,but the interface is supercool, love the transparency background as well.

Eric shafer

9/4/2010 2:03:17 AM

cool post thnx a lot - http://shoutmeloud.com

Harsh

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