6-Sided Die
Written in HTML, CSS and HTML
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This is a lab for CS170. It was created with a random number generator in JavaScript. The styling of the site was done with CSS and HTML. JavaScript is what made the page dynamic.
This game was a school project for a class in San Bernardino. The game itself is probably only 30 seconds long but its buggy as heck and the sensitivity is really high I've noticed. Feel free to download it though because even though it is a turd of a game, I'm proud of it. The scripts for the game mechanics are written in C# and was made with Unity.
This is another project that I did at SBVC. We were working on random number generators. The project was to create a die like the project for this class when we created one in HTML, CSS and JS. This one is written in C#. It is also a set of die, specifically for the tabletop RPG game, DnD! Yes, I have played it a couple of times and it wasn't too shabby of a game.
This is a lab for CS170. It was created with a random number generator in JavaScript. The styling of the site was done with CSS and HTML. JavaScript is what made the page dynamic.
This was part of the same lab as the Dice project. This had to do with a generator too but I didn't quite get it yet. Instead of there being one pool to 'generate' from, there were four pools so to say because of the four suits of cards. All together, there needed to be a random generator for 52 cards.
Yes, click the puppy for the website. This website helps visualize the position Property in CSS using JavaScript and HTML. You can manually select either static, relative, absolute or fixed. There is also a good visual from W3Schools that I grabbed and pasted onto my CSS Notes page in notes. Which you can select form the navigation menu in the lower right hand corner of your screen.