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In 1883 George H. Monks from Boston designed Halma - an interesting board game with simple rules. One of Halma's descendants is Trilma, sometimes called "Chinese Checkers".
Profile of version 0.0.1:
- Each player can be set as: human, computer, none.
- The board and pieces are drawn directly with graphical routines of .NET Framework.
- Background is rendered with POV-Ray.
- Program was developed with SharpDevelop 0.94.
Rules of the game:
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Each game is played by 2 to 6 players.
Each player has ten checkers,
which are initially placed in the corners of the board.
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Initial setting of checkers.
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The aim of the game is to place all checkers in the
opposite corner of the board. |
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A move in Trilma consists in moving
one of your checkers to next position
or making a sequence of jumps along the lines
that connect spots on the board.
Checkers are never taken off from the board. |
Beginning of a game.
Most of checkers are still in their initial position.
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