This addictive game is inspired by the famous Linux game Bejewelled and you can replace the game pieces with your own logo. The idea is to match 3 colors in one row or column. By modifying the game board size and the colors included you can modify the difficulty level. Put this game on your web page!

The colors and background image

You can set the text, panels, score text and background colors. If you use a background image then it will overwrite the background color. The background image is automatically resized to fit the applet window. You can set the piece transparency if you wish the background to show through a bit more.

Piece colors and number of game pieces in the board

You can set the color for each of the game pieces, try to make them as different as possible. You can also set the number of colors included in the board (max 9). By increasing this value you will increase the difficulty. Don't use too few values or the game might just never end for the players.

Piece Image

The piece image should be white. You can also use gray shading on the piece image. The ideal piece image is also a transparent GIF file so that it let's the background image show through.

Game board size

The game board size will immediately affect difficulty. Too large board will let the user play indefinitely without loosing. Too small will shorten the game significantly.

Brick fall speed and fading speed

This set the speed that the appearing bricks fall down on and the speed that they disappear when a combination has been found.

Pause and speeds

The image pause is how long the image still on the screen after having clicked it once. While the fade speed controls the speed of the disappearing image.

Panel height

The height of the score panel.

Applet texts

The texts for the applet can be set in the fields "text for your score", "end text", "yes button" and "no button".

End url and target frame

You can set an URL that will be invoked when the player doesn't want to continue playing, with a corresponding target frame.

Other settings

There are other settings that are discussed on the following topics from the Advanced Effect Maker documentation:

The Flash Applet Size Parameters
Entering Text Or Files
The Flash Applet Size Parameters
Working With File Fields And File Lists
Working With Color Buttons
Compression Ratios for images

Anibal Wainstein