Algodoo

Excellent coding! It looks very concise and efficient. Also, the game seems to work flawlessly.

Some questions:
1. In the solution blocks, some of the moves are partial moves (for example, a block moves 80% of the distance that it's supposed to move). Also, some of the moves are diagonal, which I assume is not allowed in the game). Is that because of the way those partial game moves were originally recorded by someone else? I know that you would not have allowed those errors if you had made the game totally from scratch.

2. In many of your functions (One example is: scene.my.boxCollide(entity)) what is "entity" and how does that parameter get its value?

1. I couldn't solve the puzzle on my own so I downloaded the game and also downloaded an android emulator for Windows. I then found the exact puzzle which had a solution video which I screen grabbed. I took the screen grabbed video and extracted (1) frame jpg a second from it. I then automatically changed the jpeg image size to 50% of the original and renamed the files. I then took all the files and put them in the scene. So the solution is snapshots at one second intervals which averages out to be about 1 image per move. It's not exact, but it's enough information to figure out the solution. I could have exported 30 images per second and cherry picked 68 images, but I didn't. Diagonal moves are allowed in the original game if there is space for (2) rectilinear moves that would accomplish the same thing.

2. Q: What is "entity"?
A: Entity is the object itself. It's what you get if you execute entityByID(entityID) in thyme.
Q: How does that parameter get its value?
A: It's implicit.
I'm not sure what "e" is. Some object I guess. I think it has different properties for different functions. Thyme lets me use it in the scene.my functions, but I don't understand it fully.

Thanks!

(There's a lot about Thyme that I don't understand either)