This was written 15 (maybe 13-ish?) years ago when I started dabbling in JavaScript, I think.
This is by far the most badly written and ridiculous piece of shit I've ever written. It's also the most starred. There's also about 8 forks of it, most probably by people who thought they could extend it until they saw the source code.
That's a damn shame because the original implementation was doing some really bizarre shit with globals, trying to emulate an array-like list or something, because I didn't really know know how to work with Arrays. Enjoy
Demo: nicholaswmin.github.io/slotMachine
- Uses Paper.js - An HTML5 canvas wrapper for easier shape manipulation
- Plug+Play - define your own fruit images in index.html
- Uses
Math.Random()to generate a seed.
- Some images are already defined in index.html.
- You can change their src's to the one's you want
- Pay attention to the image id's/classes, widths & heights. Make sure you match them
- In the console
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Author: Nicholas Kyriakides(@nicholaswmin)