If you want to access the server from outside of your local network, be sure to enter the external DDNS name: the first entry is empty, click on “Type server name.” and enter the server name or the server IP-Address.
Typically you will see your server(s) in the first selection. Again nothing special so far.Īt the end of the client installation however, the connection to the server requires manual configuration. You see a loading dialog, a language selection and then the installer progress. The installer works very similar to the server installer. Open your browser of choice and navigate to You will see the Lights-Out start page, click on “Download installers” to access the download page.Ĭlient installation on a Windows ComputerĬlick on “Windows” to download the client installer. The required installers can now be downloaded from our server. Lights-Out requires a client software package to control and monitor client computers. If you have the required dependencies, to run the game all you have to do is download the file 'lights_out.Now that our server is up and running, we will connect client computers to the server. I created this project because I enjoyed 'Lights Out' as a child and wanted to see how easy it would be to create an implementation of it using the tools that I am familiar with. From Level 9 onwards, the puzzles are generated by an algorithm and will be of varying difficulty. This game uses check-boxes as the buttons and includes 8 pre-arranged levels.
The game begins with certain buttons lit and the player presses buttons with the goal of getting all the buttons into their unlit state, hence the name 'Lights Out'. Pressing a button toggles the state of that button as well as the four buttons directly adjacent to it. It features a 5-by-5 grid of buttons which can be in one of two states, lit or unlit. 'Lights Out' was originally released by Tiger Toys in 1995 as an electronic puzzle game. A Python implementation of the classic puzzle game 'Lights Out' using the Tkinter GUI package.
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