SU688199A1 - Automated amuzement game - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to the field of automated games and can be used for entertainment purposes.

A known automated entertaining game containing playing blocks, a turn-up switching node, the inputs of which are connected to one of the playing block outputs, and a game display node 1.

The disadvantage of it is low interest.

The aim of the invention is to increase the entertaining game.

The goal is achieved in that the move order switching node contains an OR logic and a trigger, while the output of logic circuit P1LI is connected to the trigger input, and the other outputs of the playing blocks and the outputs of the turn sequence switching node are connected to the inputs of the game display node.

The drawing shows the block diagram of the game.

The game contains key element 1, logic circuitry AND 2 and 3, node 4 for switching the sequence of turn, memory element 5, common key reset element 6, indicator elements 7, 8, common indicator elements 9, 10, decoder 11, logic circuit OR 12 , logic circuits AND 13 and 14, logic circuit OR 15, logic circuits

And 16, 17, the logic circuit OR 18, the trigger 19.

The playing unit contains the key element 1, logic circuits 2, 3, memory element 5, indicator elements 7, 8. The game display node has common indicator elements 9, 10, a decoder 11, a logic circuit OR 12, logic circuits AND 16 and 17.

The operation of the automated tic-tac-toe game is as follows.

In the initial state, the indicator elements 7, 8, 9, 10 are not included, since there is no

influencing the key elements 1. Let the node 4 for switching the sequence of turns be in such a position that the signal from the output of the trigger 19 goes to the second input of the logic circuit 2, then when the control key of this cell is pressed, the key element 1 turns on and the signal from its output hits to the first input of the logic circuit 2. The logic circuit AND 2, having turned on, turns on through element 5

memory indicator element 7. From the output of memory element 5, the signal also goes to one of the inputs of the AND circuit 13, to the second input of which a signal comes from the same trigger output 19, and then through

logic circuit OR 15 comes on

the input of the decoder I. The signal from the key element 1, coming through the logic circuit OR 18, the trigger 19 is transferred to the opposite state, in which the signal appears at its other output, i.e., at the second inputs of the logic circuit 3.

Since the indicator element 7 is already included in the above considered game cage, this game cage is considered to be the comma of one of the sides (white color), and the other side (red) should search for the game cage not yet occupied, and pressing the key will turn on the indicator element 8 of this new cell.

Thus, each playing side (red and white), picks up the included game cells, until either side first picks up a certain combination of included cells. The same combination of input signals through logic circuits AND 13, 14 and logic circuits OR 15 will affect the inputs of the decoder 11 in such a way that the connection of isodes of one side will automatically alternate, and then, in accordance with the sequence of the sequence, if one of the installed combinations is set .

In the decoder 11 with its output, the signal enters the AND 16 and 17 logic circuits through the OR 12 logic circuit.

The indicator element of the playing side that made the next move, that is, won the first one of the combinations.

The inclusion of a common indicator element 9 or 10 means winning one of the sides.

In order to start a new game cycle, it is necessary to return the memory elements 5 to the initial state by a common key element 6 of the reset.

Claims (1)

Invention Formula An automated entertaining tic-tac-toe game containing blocks of players, a turn-up switching node, whose inputs are connected to one of the outputs of playing blocks, and a game display node, which, in order to increase the fun of the game, the turn-switching node contains a logic circuit OR and the trigger, while the output of the logic circuit OR is connected to the trigger input, and the other outputs of the blocks playing the i outputs of the turn-switching unit are connected to the inputs of the game display unit. Sources of information taken into account in the examination 1. US patent number 3843132, cl. 273-136 A, 1974.