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JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript: Challenge Making the Game Interactive drop() Method Animation Challenge Solution

Joseph Bertino
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Computing the offset for HTML Token's `top`

It seems like the formula to compute the offset value for the HTML top attribute should be incomplete.

(target.y * target.diameter)

Since the player's token starts above the game board, shouldn't we also be including a default offset value? (looks like it would be equal to about half the height of a Space).

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Courtney Wilson
Courtney Wilson
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Courtney Wilson
Courtney Wilson
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I know this is old, but just answering for anyone who might have this same question.

The token's 'top' value starts off at '-50'. If you set it to '0', it will fit the first space. Using the target space's 'y' value is like using the row number and the first row is numbered '0'. So for the first space, you get '0' multiplied by the diameter (76) which equals '0', filling the first space.