Don't Know What Happened

Our group uploaded and email a md5 and was never able to upload a final submission.... we don't care if we are in the competition, but we didnt spend a week on this for nothing... we would be very greatful for feedback on our project... Download Thank You

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One bug found earlier. It didn't run out of the box under Linux, because of '\/' in the paths, I also had to rename s1.WAV to s1.wav to get things going. Graphics and music are great. But the game process itself is confusing: I couldn't beat the very first level. Or may it's just me got stupid after coding too long. ;)
I think the download link is

here:)
yeah.. i didnt catch that, think you
If you missed the deadline on Saturday, that's too bad. If you sent md5 before the deadline on Saturday, then contact richard. And even if you don't get a chance to be judged, the experience of making a game in a week is much more valuable than the silly rating you might receive on said game :) It's a decent game btw, although it seemed a bit easy. Connect from the power source to the lightbulb first (without the last piece), and then add random transistors until the voltage matches.
i tried to upload the file, but it said the md5 didnt match, but when we used md5Summer and the code provided.. we got 2 different hash codes.. so im assuming richard didnt use the same hash checker for the hash code he used
i tried to upload the file, but it said the md5 didnt match, but when we used md5Summer and the code provided.. we got 2 different hash codes.. so im assuming richard didnt use the same hash checker for the hash code he used
You need to read the file in binary mode, ie "rb".
Redo your sum and send it to richard again ;)
The file has been uploaded finally! Had some connection issues which confused the poor old pyweek-upload script too :(