3DGO
Total vertex is 326, very near to that of 2D GO(361).
Each vertex is surrounded by 4 other vertexes, some are 3 or 2.
This is same with 2D GO.
"KO" is possible, I dont know about "Sicho", I have not played this yet.
How to play
Red ball is for white stone , and Blue ball is for black stone.
Small orange ball is the vertex point to put stone.
Blue is the first to play.
View Menu
- Reset: reset angle of elevationto zero.
- Top: set view from upward.
- Bottom: set view from downward.
- Left: set view from leftward.
- Right : set view from rightward.
- Front: set view from front(default)
MouseDown
- Normal mousedown: rotate view angle
- Mousedown with shift key down: shift eye location(right,left,forward,back)
- Mousedown with option key down: shift eye location(up,down)
PlayMenu
- NewGame: reset game to initial state.
- PutStrone<->StopStone: To play select this menu item ,and window title will
change to Blue turn or Red turn. To put stone you should click on the vertex point.
If you drag mouse, no stone will appear, instead view will rotate.
- Undo: undo put stone.
- Show score: You should show score after play end. You must fill "dame".
- RemoveDeadStone: After play end, you fill dame, and remove dead stone.
Select this menu, and click on the dead stone, it will disapper.
- ShowLastMove<->EndShowLastMove: By this menu, last move stone is shown to be
more bright color, you can distinguish last move stone.
Open and Save data
You can open and save data.
Snapshot from inner side
View from front.
View from left side.
Atari state.
Red took blue stone.
Ko state.(Blue took)
Ko state.(Red took)
Octahedron structure version(84)
Total vertex is 84, very small.
This is for beginner.
View from front.
View from top.
Octahedron structure version(165)
Total vertex is 165, middle size
View from front.
Octahedron structure version(286)
Total vertex is 286.
View from front.
Graphite structure version(48)
Total vertex is 48.
Dodecahedron structure version(40)
Total vertex is 40.
Soccer Ball structure version
Total vertex is 120.
Henry Segerman's Diamond GO