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[DrakeHeyman]

So, I'm new to Stencyl and I'm creating a crossword puzzle game. The goal is for the player to fill in the words in the crossword puzzle from the given letters. Letters are tiles of letters that the player, ideally, should click and drag, and then click in the appropriate place of the crossword puzzle. If the player puts a letter on the correct tile in the crossword puzzle, the letter will "fall" into place. However, if their guess was wrong, the letter returned to its original place at the bottom of the screen.

For example, if the player had to find the words "Tie", "Kite", "Tank", "Tea" and "Ink", then the given letters will be two" A", two" E", two" I", two" K", two "H "and three"T". I would have to think about how to make, say, any of the three letters " T ""bind"to the place where the letter" T " could get.

Having already done some research in this direction, I understand that I would encode this by checking whether the center x and center y of the puzzle piece with letters are close to the center x and center y of the intended area (area?). My email tiles are 40x40 pixels in size - please let me know if the 32x32 pixel size is suitable for the job.

[julianash]

I'm not sure that I'm a prominent expert in this matter. Perhaps I can give you a little advice.

[christense]

[christense]

I'm not sure that I'm a prominent expert in this matter. Perhaps I can give you a little advice. The size of 32x32 is perfect for your work. I started doing crosswords a couple of years ago. I've never been able to do this before. But sometimes, I used hints via crossword solver crossword-solver.io . It helped me a lot. I also chose a new crossword puzzle every day. That's how I learned. I can say one thing, that it is better to use blocks with letters. For me, they are more attractive in the game than the other options. It seems to me that this is the best option.