You can do this from the upper menu or by right clicking on the Dashboard. Firstly, select new chart, picture or the type of label you want to create.Here’s the basic Dashboard creation process: It’s ridiculously easy to create your first Dashboard, although it will take time to master. Pictures can be inserted into your Dashboard as background images or visual elements such as badges, logos or player photos.Īs we said, with these three basic customisable elements, the possibilities are endless and, with a little practice and a lot of imagination, you can get some stunning looking functional Dashboards. Again, there are three basic types of label: Data Labels relate to the amount of clicks you have made in any of your Categories or Descriptors, Time Labels show the playback or click time and Text Labels allow you to insert titles to order or explain your Dashboard. These display your data alphanumerically. There are also a few varieties of each of these including horizontal or vertical bars, half pies or 3D variations. These are visual representations of your data and there are various different types of charts and graphs you can add including bar and pie charts and line graphs. Well, there are three basic items that can be generated, although each of these have innumerable variations with different colours, sizes and formats being possible. As some of you will know, this is a far cry from the likes of Sportscode where, as highlighted in this article, you have to know some rudimentary coding in order to create a dashboard.Īt Nacsport, we pride ourselves in the ease of use of our program. Take the key.Ĭlick on the big up arrow to go to the space above the door.Ĭlick on the ladder (not the big down arrow) to go back to the door.Ĭlick on the key and drag it to the door to unlock.The first thing we’d like to highlight here is how easy it is to create a Dashboard in Nacsport.īasically, everything is done from the interface, where you can choose the style of your graphics, the colour and size. Open both sides, in one you will find a key. Once you are below the door, click on the cabinet above the big arrow.
Once you are above the door, click on the big arrow to go down below the door. Lower row: up, down, up.Ĭlick to the left to go back to the door.Ĭlick on the button between the A and B buttons and a ladder will come down. Lower row: up, down, down.Ĭlick to the right to go back to the door.Ĭlick to the right of the door to go to the "Power B" section.Īgain, use the arrow patterns to set the levers. Set the levers to match the arrow patterns for A.
Note the two red buttons above (A and B) and the arrow patterns.Ĭlick on the left of the scene to move to the "Power A" section. Come on, click Play and begin! You know you want to. Fans of the genre are sure to find lots of entertainment in this quick and amusing little distraction. While most of the ClickPLAY games are concerned with the number of clicks you use (the less clicks the better your score), the ClickPLAY Time games are more concerned with how quickly you think, relying less on reflexes and more on the little gray cells that occupy your noggin. However those triangles can be elusive, requiring the player to solve a whole slew of puzzles involving spatial reasoning, color, trivia knowledge, and the ability to think outside the box. The point and click puzzle game that likes to tease us with attempting to actually start a game has brought 20 more levels of clicking madness.ĬlickPLAY Time 2 is, like the rest of the ClickPLAY oeuvre, concerned with clicking that magical triangle in a circle which is the universal symbol for starting a game. "Say, kids, what time is it?" While people of a certain age (ancient) are perhaps screaming about an ugly red-headed puppet, those of us living in the computer age know that the answer is, of course, ClickPLAY Time 2, aka ClickPLAY Time Harder! Ninjadoodle is back and clickier than ever in the latest sequel to the rapidly growing ClickPLAY family.
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