Prompt: This file is a custom-coded interactive web puzzle designed as a promotional or fan-engagement tool for the "Alice Neon Wonderland" project. It uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a playable sliding tile game.
Here is a breakdown of what is inside the file:
1. The Game Mechanics
• Sliding Puzzle: It’s a classic 3x3 grid puzzle. One tile is missing, and the goal is to click adjacent tiles to slide them into the empty space until the full image is reconstructed.
• The Image: The puzzle uses the artwork you uploaded (the Dorothy/Oz "SLOTS" image) as the visual target.
• Win State: When the pieces are correctly aligned, an alert pops up saying: "Congratulations! You've unlocked the Wicked Endgame."
2. Branding & Visuals
• Neon Aesthetics: The code includes custom CSS to give it a "Neon Wonderland" feel, using dark backgrounds and glowing borders.
• Custom Labels: The page is titled "Wicked Oz Puzzle" and features a "Shuffle" button to reset the game.
• HPYTXN Integration: The code specifically references the branding seen in your images, acting as a "digital companion" to the static artwork.
3. Technical Details
• Responsive Design: The CSS ensures the puzzle scales to fit different screen sizes (mobile vs. desktop).
• No External Dependencies: The game is self-contained; it doesn't need to pull data from a server to function, making it easy to host on a basic website or share as a file.
How to use it:
If you open this file in any web browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.), you can actually play the game. It’s a great way to drive engagement on a link-in-bio page or a personal website.
Would you like me to modify the code for you—perhaps to change the grid size (making it harder) or to update the "Win" message?
Prompt: None other than Scully & Mulder, of TV show X-Files fame. Breakdancing in Washington Square Park, New York City. As Rastafarians play chess. Picture postcard day. Middle of summer. 1996. Greenwich Village is a very fashionable place. A brain trust; lots of intellectual capital.
Prompt: semi-abstract Impressionism painting ,
portrait emphasizing a woman , playing pool in mid-action as she position to take a shot. pool table, proper body position. Oil on canvas
Prompt: Emoticon: A colorful arrangement of billiard balls on a green felt surface, featuring various numbered balls alongside emotive faces, including sad expressions on some balls, creating a whimsical scene.
Prompt: A group of beetle creatures gathered around a worn-out, round poker table in a smoky, dimly lit room. The scene mimics the composition of the classic "Dogs Playing Poker" painting. The beetles have glossy, chitinous exoskeletons in various colors—metallic greens, dark purples, and iridescent blues. Each has multiple arms, some holding playing cards, others clutching cigars or drinks in bizarre glassware. Glowing compound eyes antenna, and mandibles give them an expressive, humorous look. One beetle slams its claw on the table in frustration, another smirks while slyly hiding a winning hand. The table is cluttered with chips, strange coins, and bio-luminescent playing cards. Background includes old sci-fi posters, dim neon signage in alien script, and hanging space-lanterns casting a moody, atmospheric glow.
Prompt: From a high vantage point, aliens are rolling dice. Below them, a war scene unfolds, with bombs, explosions, fire, smoke, and casualties. On a shelf behind the aliens are small nuclear missiles.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
