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=== Creating a custom game ===
=== Creating a custom game ===
You can create your own set of cards for Visual Match. Use your favorite program for creating images (Paint, Turtle Art, Record, etc.) to make sets of cards. You need to create at least 9 cards in order to play at the beginner level (3 cards each along 2 dimensions). You can also make a collection of 27 cards (3 cards each along 3 dimensions) or 81 cards (3 cards each along 4 dimensions). The cards must all have the same name in the journal with the exception of a number, beginning with 1 and incrementing by 1, e.g., card.1.png, card.2.png, ... card.9.png. Any image format supported by Sugar should work and you do not have to include the image-type suffix in the title, e.g., card.1, card.2, ... card.9 will also work.
You can create your own set of cards for Visual Match. Use your favorite program for creating images (Paint, Turtle Art, Record, etc.) to make sets of cards. You need to create at least 9 cards in order to play at the beginner level (3 cards each along 2 dimensions). You can also make a collection of 27 cards (3 cards each along 3 dimensions) or 81 cards (3 cards each along 4 dimensions). The cards must all have the same name in the journal with the exception of a number, beginning with 1 and incrementing by 1, e.g., card.1.png, card.2.png, ... card.9.png. Any image format supported by Sugar should work and you do not have to include the image-type suffix in the title, e.g., card.1, card.2, ... card.9 will also work. Just be sure that the order corresponds to the serialization of your multidimensional space, e.g.:
{|
!-
!card name!!dimension 1!!dimension2
|-
|my-card.1||one||red
|-
|my-card.2||two||red
|-
|my-card.3||three||red
|-
|my-card.4||one||green
|-
|my-card.5||two||green
|-
|my-card.6||three||green
|-
|my-card.7||one||blue
|-
|my-card.8||two||blue
|-
|my-card.9||three||blue
|}
You load a set of custom cards from the Journal by clicking on the 'import image' icon [[File:Import-image.svg]] and selecting any one image of your set. The rest will be loaded automatically.
You load a set of custom cards from the Journal by clicking on the 'import image' icon [[File:Import-image.svg]] and selecting any one image of your set. The rest will be loaded automatically.