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How to play Impasse for the absolute failure.

by RONIC_LIVES, How to play Impasse for the absolute failure.

...e throw, and the last card drafted is the catch. Score points equal to the absolute difference between them.

...be calculated according to the reference card. The player with the highest absolute score will be declared the winner. In case of a tie, the player that went f

# Definitive and absolute tie-breaking criteria would be helpful.

position: absolute; position: absolute;

...create your own (the trick is that during animation the object has to have absolute positioning, which is removed after the animation). ...t and then you can run animation on positions, and after it is done remove absolute positioning.

* + points for difference between Throw & Catch numbers; this is an absolute value, it will never be negative points; if there is a tie at the end of th * This number is an "absolute value", as it does not matter whether your Throw card is greater than or le

position: absolute; position: absolute;

position: absolute; position: absolute;

...is modification of BGA framework method to allow mobile object not to have absolute position before or after the move (and uses css animation not dojo). Method

position: absolute; position: absolute;

position: absolute; position: absolute;

Entry in .css with absolute position within the board (its actually better to use percentage - would be position: absolute;

position: absolute; position: absolute;

* Fidelity to the original game is an absolute requirement.

places mobile_obj on target_obj, set the absolute positions and centers the mobile_obj on target_obj, ...bile_obj: the ID of the object to move. This object must be "relative" or "absolute" positioned.

mobile.style.position = "absolute"; If you use non-absolute position for your game elements (i.e you use layouts) - you cannot really u

That's it! There's a lot more to it than that, but this covers the absolute basics of driving safely around the track.