Using python scripts to play the candy basket game on the google Homepage

There will be a logo game in the new tab of chrome's homepage. Today, we are playing a candy basket to drop the candy. This is google's 15th birthday.

Note: These two days new tags can not see the game, the game address is: http://www.google.com/doodles/googles-15th-birthday

After the start, press the Space key at a certain interval, and the blind man will wave a stick to hit the candy basket, and then drop the candy. After 10 hits, the game is over.

This is my highest score.

The key to hitting a basket is to try your best to reach out of your basket as quickly as possible to get the most out of the candy.

I think that I am not addicted to it. I want to use a program to play the game. In order to reduce manual operations, I don't need to press the Space key with my hands all the time. I wrote a script in python to play the game.

1. Download The autopy https://pypi.python.org/pypi/autopy/2 here. Download my uploaded hitting script to modify it by yourself, mainly to adjust the hitting Interval

Hit the candy basket with the candies. py I wrote. This script is appended to the end.

Usage:

1. Modify the script 2. Execute the script and switch to the chrome browser within 3 seconds 3. 3 seconds later, you will see that it is playing

The key is to adjust the key interval.
The script uses the autopy cross-platform library to call your keys, such as press Space key, A-Z, Shift, Alt, Ctrol and so on, this game only needs to press Space key.

Candies. py

#!/usr/bin/env python"""Play http://www.google.com/doodles/hurdles-2012 .Code based on https://gist.github.com/3287367 . """import timefrom autopy import keydef play():    print '# switch to the candies game in your browser (you have 3 seconds)'    time.sleep(3)    s = time.time()    n=0    while time.time() - s < 15:        n=n+1        ##for _ in range(14):        ##    key.tap(key.K_LEFT)        ##    key.tap(key.K_RIGHT)        key.tap(' ')        if n<4:            time.sleep(0.01*n+0.1)        else:            time.sleep(0.12)#############################################################################if __name__ == "__main__":    play()

Some people say that python can play game plug-ins. This is not a lie, but it may be difficult to do complicated plug-ins.

Speaking of the results, through continuous debugging, my script scored 155 points.

Of course, it's not the above script. It depends on your own debugging.

This is a contest...

The script has scored 170 points.