Here is the link to the webview of the modified app.
https://x.thunkable.com/projectPage/5eaf9df2c25db800e6ab3d68
The game generates a random object and then you need to take a photo of the object. If the image recognition detects that it’s the right object you get a “Yay!”.
If not then you get a try again.
Please give some allowance for the following:
- I’m not sure why the text isn’t contained on the webview version but on my mobile it’s fine.
- The image recognition isn’t great so sometimes it will not recognise the image correctly.
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Thanks @jared!
Totally understand your point on image recognition, and considering it’s free it’s pretty good!
Really enjoying Thunkable so far, I hope that with more practice things get easier regarding the different layouts between the web and mobile apps
Great!
I’m thinking about a collaborative project, in which you can select an ambient (indoor, outdoor, or gym, bibliotheque etc…) and you’ll have to photograph an item related to that place. I’d like to give an ambient to each student, that has to develope the corresponding screen and put alltogheter.
Anyone have tried this type of thing?