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Okay, a little revelation...

A few have us had already discussed this idea in PMs first. I wanted to see if key people were interested.

The essential concept is an accellerometer-controlled game with the goal of moving some blob or blobs of fluid through conduits. Everything else is open to exploration at this point.

Think liqflow + the sheep game + a maze, and you'll be in the ballpark.

I see great watter wheels, I see drawing shapes that must fill broken pipes, I see water power plants that must lit bulbs... I see many things

I see you and RevdKathy are sharing a brain.

I see fluids of different viscosity. I see water wheels making the 'vibrate' buzz. (Or do I feel them?) I see canal-style locks and strange things to do to raise or lower them. And I see yellow plastic ducks!

I see a toilet seat lid that lowers itself automatically when the jet of ..ahem.. liquid stops flowing

lol @kojacker-- I knew from your intro you were gonna be "trouble".

I see RevdKathy not going to bed like she said she was.

We're here at talk.maemo.org, where we've secretly replaced the fine liqbase they usually serve with Folger's Crystals. Let's see if anyone can tell the difference.

I see conduits with gates, one good and one leading to disaster at every turn... I see contaminants... I see rusted parts that need a whack or two to work... I see fluid blobs split into 2 and having to simultaneously navigate separate paths... I see (shudder) DRAINS!!!

Do I need my water wings?

To extend one of Kathy's riffs: imagine that you have to make a switch move as you guide the fluid down a pipe-- but the fluid level is too low to hit the switch. D'oh! you forgot to pick up the rubber duck that would just reach the switch to throw it as the water carried it along.