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https://github.com/googlecreativelab/posenet-sketchbook

Very difficult trying to figure out how to toggle the sound playing or not without the pause function being functional but ended up just needed parenthesis anyway so it ended up working fine. 

I had a bit of trouble trying to assign a random weight to each line of rain but eventually just had them bound to an amount of gravity and had them pick a random number in the assigned gravity set. But overall it was more fun to just do someone else’s idea and try to solve that, it made it seem more like a puzzle and less overwhelming. 

I had a lot of trouble trying to get the computer to understand and distinguish between down motion and up motion and succeeded at binding the background and the objects color to this but don’t understand how to make the buttons exclusively move it down or up respectively and therefore the colors. I can only manage to get them to invert which is different from returning it to a set state. I attempted multiple approaches but haven’t found something that worked perfectly.

One state that I have seen in video games is the bleeding state. This state especially interests me because it can be remedied by various solutions, so this is the kind of state I want to code: states that are triggered by multiple different stimuli.

https://www.addictinggames.com/puzzle/escape-the-car The reason I chose this link is because it is one of my favorite escape games I used to play as a kid at the library. It was one of the first real video games I played and at the time it seemed amazing that computer games could suck me in so much.

EDIT: I had to assign each variable a value individually and not separated with a comma which would output a value of zero. 

https://glitch.com/edit/#!/getaways-cigarrettes?path=script.js%3A1%3A0