Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Map 832 36 Triangles of DNA - DNA Game













9 Fire, 9 Air/Tree, 10 Water, 8 Earth. 36 Triangles containing all 64 Codons of DNA.

T = Orange/Fire      G = Yellow/Air-tree      A = Green/Earth      C = Blue/Water

A nice orderly package of life to choose from.

Sunday, 9 February 2014

Map 828 The Game I didn't Invent

Heart breakingly today I read a story about a game called Candy Crush that was doing really well. I could have cried as I had this template for a game in my mind. Too little too late as they say. Oh well there is always tomorrow.






Obviously I would have changed the words to pieces of fruit. It started with the four letters of DNA Blueberry  - Orange - Banana - Apple

Back to the drawing board, but at least it tells me am on the right track. I have sent a template of Solo Man's Temple to a game manufacturer and await with baited breath the results. Fingers crossed. x

Friday, 7 February 2014

Map 826 The Box Set of Life in varying forms


The Box of Life

The following parts would be perfect in a variety of games that could be played with them. For example the triangle can be used in the Game Solo Man's Temple where a pattern as small as you can make it (36 so far) shows all 64 codons of DNA amongst it. The lines could be used to create triangles of DNA in the Crystals were each line has to match up to another in the crystal until all 12 of the codons appear. The cubes game could be used to create a 27 cube block of all nine numbers within one cube. 





  So you now have all you need to make up DNA patterns. The fact that you only need nine cubes makes me think we should only have 9 of each of the triangles and lines because in a crystal there are 9 of each of the elements. Whilst it is easier to make up a pattern with 12 as sometimes you need more of one element than another I now believe that to make up the 36 triangles with just 9 of each element would indeed be a very neat package of DNA. For the sake of learners I will add 12 of each.

Another alternative would be 8 of each of the four cubes and one batch of 8 glass or transparent ones for the centre of nothingness.

Example of the triangles in a game that can read all 64 codons in a pattern of just 36 triangles:


Example of the Crystals made up of triangles in line form:


Example of the game of cubes showing nine star ki as 9 squares on all six sides of the cube:


 Perhaps all wrapped up in a box of nine sections like the hash tag. 
Have fun x 

Also added the jigsaws of Nine Star Ki: 9 pieces of 81 or more...



All good fun, whilst learning x