This is amazing! After playing my first game, I feel immediately inspired to think about the relationships among the tiles / positions. Maybe I'll try to write some kind of solver as a learning exercise.
I noticed that there is an option to download the puzzle as JSON, and I tried it. Can you tell us what the schema is? I see there's a key called `tiles` that has a value of an object mapping ints to other ints. What do those ints represent? I figure since there are 36 tiles, they key int is the tile number, but what about the value? I think this info would be valuable for programmatically solving these puzzles.
Once again, great work! I have a feeling this will be a big hit, possibly of Wordle-like proportions.
I noticed that there is an option to download the puzzle as JSON, and I tried it. Can you tell us what the schema is? I see there's a key called `tiles` that has a value of an object mapping ints to other ints. What do those ints represent? I figure since there are 36 tiles, they key int is the tile number, but what about the value? I think this info would be valuable for programmatically solving these puzzles.
Once again, great work! I have a feeling this will be a big hit, possibly of Wordle-like proportions.