Molecule - a chemical reaction puzzle game

• python 3.8
• pyglet 1.5
• pymunk 6.6
• pyglet-gui 0.1

curl https://pyenv.run | bash
pyenv install 3.8.18
pyenv virtualenv 3.8.18 venv-molecule
pyenv activate venv-molecule
pip install pyglet==1.5.16
pip install pymunk==6.6
pip install git+https://github.com/jorgecarleitao/pyglet-gui.git

• python 3
• PyGObject
• GTK+3
• openbabel (optional, needed to create new molecules)
• rdkit (optional, needed to create new molecules and reactions)

sudo apt install libgirepository1.0-dev openbabel
pip install rdkit 
pip install pygobject 

python start.py --help
Molecule - a chemical reaction puzzle game
-h --help print this help
--level=LEVEL choose what level to start on
-d --debug print debug messages
--fullscreen play in fullscreen mode
--width size of window, default=1650
--height size of window, defaults=1080
During gameplay:
ESC - close game
r - reset current level
d - switch Graphic debug on/off
s - skip level
h - print help for level

Library responsible for parsing cml files containing molecules and reactions.

Library responsible for simulating reactions.

GUI for editing cml files

Game code.

All data for the game.

All testcases for the game.

All images.

Copy one of the existing SVGs and in a editor find the "feFlood10943" and replace the coloring with that from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Benjah-bmm27/MakingMolecules/DSV by converting the hexcode to decimal RGB. The text can be edited in inkscape or manualy change the text on the second last line of the svg.

cd img
python export_svg2png.py 

There will be a lot of warnings from the program that the script calls but it should work anyway. Make a copy of /data/molecule/Br.cml or another atom and adjust it for the new atom. After this molecules will be possible to add in the cmleditor as usual.