shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver
SHENZHEN I/O solitaire solver. (by pyrolitic)
PySolFC
A comprehensive, feature-rich, open source, and portable, collection of Solitaire games. (by shlomif)
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| 2.5 | 9.3 | |
| 6 months ago | 15 days ago | |
| Python | Python | |
| BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver
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Another solitaire solver
Here's my solver written in Python3 for Windows. The weakest parts are reading the screen (I'm doing a basic template matching in numpy as I wanted to avoid depending on OpenCV) and sending mouse inputs (very seldom a click will not register). If anyone knows of a better way to either grab the game state or send mouse inputs, I'd be interested to know.
PySolFC
Posts with mentions or reviews of PySolFC.
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[Web][current year]Collection of card solitaire games with built-in rules editor
Other details: When I was looking for PySol, which is an impressive collection of solitaire games (open-source, cross-platform, written in Python), somehow I stumbled on this other web-based solitaire collection. I happened one or two months ago, and now I cannot remember it anymore. I also didn't have luck finding it, as there are thousands of implementations of solitaire games, most of them quite basic.
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How to report out of date package in repo?
Or just download the latest version from the github, follow the installation instructions (you can just run it from the source directory), and use that until the package is updated in Arch.
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Til That Solitaire And Minesweeper Were Included
Fuck monetizing solitaire and fuck ads. -http://solitaire.vegard2.net. -https://solitaired.com (easiest link). -https://github.com/shlomif/PySolFC
What are some alternatives?
When comparing shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver and PySolFC you can also consider the following projects:
fc-solve - Freecell Solver - a C library for automatically solving Freecell and some other variants of card Solitaire
solitaire - CLI Solitaire with React + Ink. `npx @zephraph/solitaire`
mtgjson - MTGJSON build scripts for Magic: the Gathering
Simple-Solitaire - [Android] Simple Solitaire game collection
cards2.0 - Remake of MSN Messenger's Solitaire Showdown
gosol - Polymorphic Solitaire Game in Go + Ebiten
Galaxy-Attack - An inspiration of the original Atari Space Invaders game built in pygame :space_invader: :video_game:
solitaire-tui - Klondike solitaire for the terminal
lsol - A polymorphic solitaire engine in Lua and LÖVE
RefoldEase - 🌮 Sets the ease factor of Anki cards to the value you choose.
shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver vs fc-solve
PySolFC vs fc-solve
shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver vs solitaire
PySolFC vs mtgjson
shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver vs Simple-Solitaire
PySolFC vs cards2.0
shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver vs gosol
PySolFC vs Galaxy-Attack
shenzhen_io_solitaire_solver vs solitaire-tui
PySolFC vs lsol
PySolFC vs RefoldEase