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Graphic for Slither?

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#1 · CoreyClark

9 Nov 2011

Richard could you possibly whip up an icon for Slither? Even if you just screen-cap one of the games or something. Thanks

#2 · z

10 Nov 2011

Here's a 32x32 icon for Slither I've just created:

#5 · Chaosu

24 Nov 2011

any chance for board to reflect where colors should connect? simple bars on the edges would be enough

#6 · CoreyClark

24 Nov 2011

it does Chaosu, in a really neat way. The background has the 4 sides spiraling inward

#7 · slaapgraag

2 Dec 2011

wouldn't it be nice if the slither board would have colored border lines - like twixt - to see wich player has to connect wich sides?

#8 · mungo

2 Dec 2011

The top and bottom sides are darker, where black connects and the left and right sides are lighter, where white connects. It is not very obvious, but it is a nice design.

#10 · CoreyClark

3 Dec 2011

Richard with all due respect I'm sure this could have been done within the last 20 days. I would also like my name mentioned somewhere on the rules page. I'm not asking for anything unreasonable here. This should take 10 minutes at most I would think. Thank you

#14 · MarleysGhost

3 Dec 2011

That seems like a fair request. After all, the EWN rules page says "...invented by Prof. Dr. Ingo Althöfer," the StreetSoccer rules page says "StreetSoccer was developing by Corné van Moorsel (illustrations: Christof Tisch)," the Breakthrough rules page says "...invented by Dan Troyka in 2000," the Lines of Action rules page says "...invented by Claude Soucie." OTOH, Chess is even more prestigious than any of those, and its rules page has no attribution. :)

#15 · Strange Yeah

13 Dec 2011

Richard, could I please be listed as the inventor of chess?

#16 · CoreyClark

13 Dec 2011

well maybe after we get the legitimate attributions done...

#17 · Strange Yeah

14 Dec 2011

I'm particularly pleased with the alternating colours on the board (a revolution at the time) and the clever move of the horsey.

#19 · CoreyClark

15 Dec 2011

thank you Richard it looks slick. Although I still want my name mentioned on the rules page. Like "Slither is a square board connection game invented by Corey Clark in 2010."