Memory Spiel mit 3 Paaren

Hallo timk8

Natürlich gibt es eine Lösungsmöglichkeit. Wahrscheinlich etliche Lösungsansätze. Aber du kannst kaum erwarten, hier eine detaillierte Verfahrensweise vorgelegt zu bekommen. Lass mich erstmal fragen, wie deine Kenntnisse sind in

• Captivate allgemein
• Advanced Actions (Variables, Conditional statements)
• Javascript (Arrays, functions, events, handlers)

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Wenn du dich recht gut in zumindest Teilen dieser Liste auskennen würdest, hättest du deine Frage nicht so generisch allgemein gestellt. Du hättest schon längst einen Weg beschritten.

Fertiglösungen gibt es hier nicht.

Klaus

Although I understand German very well, I don't dare to write in Goethe's language, would make too much Fehler.

I have described such a game quite a long time ago, and will rewrite it as soon as possible. If you post some images (bilder) of the game, will try to help you out.

Which version of Captivate do you use? Look under Hilfe, About Captivate.

This was the game, example was SWF, you'll need a browser where Flash Player is still enabled. It would now be a lot easier than so long ago:

http://blog.lilybiri.com/concentration-game-created-exclusively-with-c

You sure will get a better response to your question if you post in English here.

timk81127234 wants to build a memory game with groups of 3 related cards instead of mere pairs.
Perfectly possible as a single-player game, but sure no beginner stuff.
Is this a once-off thing with a fixed array of memory cards, or do you need them to be reshuffeled on every retry?
Giving a detailed step by step instruction here would be beyond the scope of a forum post I guess, but asuming this is once-off with fixed layout, where every card has it's fixed location (way easier to build), here are some thoughts on how to do that:
Represent each card through a SmartShape used as buttons with two states: covered (default) and disclosed. In case of images to be disclosed, fill the sisclosed state of the shape with the image.
Clicking the cards flips them, obviously.
Create a couple of user variables to track which and how many cards are disclosed at any given time, and to track the score.
Create a couple of Advanced Actions (maybe in part Shared Actions) to control that exactly three cards can be disclosed in one round, and to identify matches and mismatches, increase the score and proceed accordingly in the game (+ provide respective feedback, if that's required).

Shuffeling cards and distributing them randomly on game restart would make things much more complicated. Still possible though (maybe with the help of a little JavaScript here and there).