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FAILED TO FIND GAME! on Ubuntu 17.10 #67

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SuuSoJeat opened this issue Feb 7, 2018 · 5 comments
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FAILED TO FIND GAME! on Ubuntu 17.10 #67

SuuSoJeat opened this issue Feb 7, 2018 · 5 comments

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@SuuSoJeat
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Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 keyFAILED TO FIND GAME!``
screenshot from 2018-02-07 12-11-10

@jwjohns
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jwjohns commented Feb 14, 2018

I get the same

@ahsanatha
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same here

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@chipytux
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same here

@ctcruz
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ctcruz commented May 8, 2018

I found the solution!
This warning message is shown cause the screen is much large and the script have a limitation of scaned pixels.
Resize the browser window and execute it again.
screenshot from 2018-05-08 01-43-46

@dario-bandeira
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dario-bandeira commented Jul 25, 2018

In my case it just worked when I made some changes:

  1. line 10 on GameManipulator.js from
    var COLOR_DINOSAUR = '535353';
    to
    var COLOR_DINOSAUR = '545454';
    but dino color really is '535353', so I don't know why

  2. line 142 on GameManipulator.js from
    GameManipulator.offset[1] + GameManipulator.gameOverOffset[1]
    to
    GameManipulator.offset[1] + GameManipulator.gameOverOffset[1] - 10
    cause the 'game over' reader was reading a little under the word 'game' and not founding it.

I'm using Chrome on Ubuntu 18.04

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