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[rimpey@netspace.net.au (Richard Impey)]

Help!!!!!

I gave one of my very bright students a challenge to construct a dice that
can randomly change it's displayed number.

He did this but he went one big step further...he actually constructed a
dice in perspective (Isometric Cube) so that at any one time three faces
are always shown. Each face of the dice is a turtle. It works quite well
except that occasionally two faces have the same number.

Any ideas on how to write a procedure in MicroWorlds that would make it
work properly so that no two faces contain the same number?

Cheers Richard



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                        Richard Impey
                        Assistant Principal (Acting)
                        Learning Technologies and Art Specialist
                        Phone 0011 61 3 9509 6872
                        Caulfield North Primary School
                        186 Balaclava Road
                        Caulfield North 3161
                        Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
                        http:www.netspace.net.au/~caulfnth/


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