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This game is about a coloured hand. Your hand will..ALL
Developer User4209｜Date and time 23/7/16 23:53:43
Build time 24.46 sec｜Game capacity 2.762KB｜

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Sure! Here's a simplified version of the game you described, implemented as a single HTML file with JavaScript:

Color Mixing Game

Select a color:

In this simple game, the hand's color is initially set to blue, and each time a button is clicked, the `mixColors()` function is called. This function takes the selected color as a parameter and updates the hand's color by calling the `mix()` function. The `mix()` function determines the resulting color based on the combination of the current color and the selected color. A simple if-else ladder is used to handle the different combinations and return the appropriate mixed color. Note: The color mixing algorithm used in this example is just one possible way of mixing colors. You can modify the `mix()` function to use your own color mixing logic if desired.

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Sure! Here's a simplified version of the game you described, implemented as a single HTML file with JavaScript:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <title>Color Mixing Game</title>
</head>
<body>
  <h1>Color Mixing Game</h1>
  
  <div id="hand" style="width: 100px; height: 100px; background-color: blue;"></div>
  
  <h3>Select a color:</h3>
  <button onclick="mixColors('red')">Red</button>
  <button onclick="mixColors('green')">Green</button>
  <button onclick="mixColors('yellow')">Yellow</button>
  <button onclick="mixColors('purple')">Purple</button>
  
  <script>
    let currentColor = 'blue';
    
    function mixColors(selectedColor) {
      const mixedColor = mix(currentColor, selectedColor);
      document.getElementById('hand').style.backgroundColor = mixedColor;
      currentColor = mixedColor;
    }
    
    function mix(color1, color2) {
      // You can define your own color mixing algorithm here
      if (color1 === 'red' && color2 === 'green') {
        return 'yellow';
      } else if (color1 === 'red' && color2 === 'yellow') {
        return 'orange';
      } else if (color1 === 'red' && color2 === 'purple') {
        return 'magenta';
      } else if (color1 === 'green' && color2 === 'red') {
        return 'yellow';
      } else if (color1 === 'green' && color2 === 'yellow') {
        return 'lime';
      } else if (color1 === 'green' && color2 === 'purple') {
        return 'teal';
      } else if (color1 === 'yellow' && color2 === 'red') {
        return 'orange';
      } else if (color1 === 'yellow' && color2 === 'green') {
        return 'lime';
      } else if (color1 === 'yellow' && color2 === 'purple') {
        return 'chartreuse';
      } else if (color1 === 'purple' && color2 === 'red') {
        return 'magenta';
      } else if (color1 === 'purple' && color2 === 'green') {
        return 'teal';
      } else if (color1 === 'purple' && color2 === 'yellow') {
        return 'chartreuse';
      } else {
        // Default case: no mixing or unknown combination
        return color2;
      }
    }
  </script>
</body>
</html>
```

The `mix()` function determines the resulting color based on the combination of the current color and the selected color. A simple if-else ladder is used to handle the different combinations and return the appropriate mixed color.

Note: The color mixing algorithm used in this example is just one possible way of mixing colors. You can modify the `mix()` function to use your own color mixing logic if desired.