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yeah i would buy it and the table is real
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......... Yeah i know it's real, i'm just trying to confuse people and I even posted a link that shows the table.
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Well, I knew it's possible to exist...but I'm always wondering how will the table stacks the tiles face down...
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filanimetor wrote:
Well, I knew it's possible to exist...but I'm always wondering how will the table stacks the tiles face down...
Quite Well, you see it's physic. The bottom part if the tile, the symbols and characters, are the heaver side. Once inside the table, it rotates in around 360, at the same time there is this stick that is flicking around large numbers of tile, this stick makes every tile downside as they fall down (hum.... a pyramid that has been toss upwards, when fallen down, the heaver side always lands first [which is the bottom]). When those downside tile goes to a certain location, they are collected and organized for the next round.
It is as simple as that, once you look and re-look at the table from a different angel, you could have easly understand.
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my parents have a mahjong table and a set so i dont have to worry about that but the only thing is that i dont noe how to play xP
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tohukyo wrote:
my parents have a mahjong table and a set so i dont have to worry about that but the only thing is that i dont noe how to play xP
If you don't know how to play then you should at least get down the basics.
http://www.gamedesign.jp/flash/mahjong/mahjong_e.html
You could learn by at least playing this game over and over again until you understand it (note, their is an info guild if you scroll down. To play either refresh or Right Click and hit "play")
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lirg123 wrote:
tohukyo wrote:
my parents have a mahjong table and a set so i dont have to worry about that but the only thing is that i dont noe how to play xP
If you don't know how to play then you should at least get down the basics.
http://www.gamedesign.jp/flash/mahjong/mahjong_e.html
You could learn by at least playing this game over and over again until you understand it (note, their is an info guild if you scroll down. To play either refresh or Right Click and hit "play")
thanks but my dad nvr opened the mahjong set until a few years ago when i found the case and wanted to look at the tiles. so i dont think my parents are willing to play but thanks for the site ^^ ill try it
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tohukyo wrote:
thanks but my dad nvr opened the mahjong set until a few years ago when i found the case and wanted to look at the tiles. so i dont think my parents are willing to play but thanks for the site ^^ ill try it
Well, the site also provide infomation on how to play the basics plus the hand that could win (if you scroll down).
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lirg123 wrote:
tohukyo wrote:
thanks but my dad nvr opened the mahjong set until a few years ago when i found the case and wanted to look at the tiles. so i dont think my parents are willing to play but thanks for the site ^^ ill try it
Well, the site also provide infomation on how to play the basics plus the hand that could win (if you scroll down).
kk thanks again
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I must be a bit old-fashioned because I've NEVER seen the type of Mahjong table shown in Saki at any of the family gatherings I remember where there were several tables playing Mahjong. Maybe it's because everyone I know plays Hong Kong-style mahjong, which is very different than the Japanese-style game.
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SactoMan201 wrote:
I must be a bit old-fashioned because I've NEVER seen the type of Mahjong table shown in Saki at any of the family gatherings I remember where there were several tables playing Mahjong. Maybe it's because everyone I know plays Hong Kong-style mahjong, which is very different than the Japanese-style game.
It works just as well for Hong Kong-style mahjong, since they both set up the walls and hands the same way. The first hit on a Youtube search for "automatic mahjong table" clearly has Chinese being spoken too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffheXp2oi4E
I guess you just have to go to a fancy mahjong parlor or something. Too be honest, it's a bit unrealistic for a high school club to have an automatic mahjong table, since when I was in high school, random clubs didn't have the sort of budget to buy such fancy equipment.
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I'd buy one, if I had other ppl to play the game with and knew how to play the game.
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wow i really never knew those tables existed in real life!
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filanimetor wrote:
Quite Well, you see it's physic. The bottom part if the tile, the symbols and characters, are the heaver side.
Actually Tiles are not weighted. There are magnets in the tiles so the table can always flip them the proper way. Here are a couple links showing how they work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rLVjOmS6ro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-kJiXJ-ilg
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Would you buy the That Table that was used in this anime if it was real? 
