[TRISTAM]

Hello, I don’t know a lot about C++ but I’m trying to make it so I can have different symbol frequencies on each reel (e.g. 4 bananas on the first, 4 on the second, 5 on the third, and 6 on the fourth. I know right now the tutorial has you make a single reel and then it copies it depending on how many reels you have but I was wondering if I could change this easily. Thanks!

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi,

there is no C++ involved for this, it is all QML. You may want to check out this guide for creating your slot machine with individual reels that all use their own model instead: https://felgo.com/doc/felgo-slotmachine/#creating-a-slot-machine-with-multiple-individual-reels

Best,
Alex

[TRISTAM]

Alex, after reading through it there is no guide on how to set up multiple reels all with different frequencies. From what I understand in order to assign a frequency using the symbols property you have to be using SlotMachineModel but once you use that it sets the format for the whole slot machine. Additionally, if I tried to use SlotMachineReel and I could only assign model and delegate, no symbols property. Any guidance on where to go from here? Thank you so much for your help!

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi,

the frequency is just used to specify how often a symbol appears, so something like:

• Apple with frequency of 2
• Orange with frequency of 3

would resullt in a reel like [A,A,O,O,O] or [A,O,O,A,O] or any other variation of it. If you are creating your reels fully custom anyway, then you have to consider such a “frequency” yourself in your own algortihm to create your reels. Like you mentioned in the initial question:

 (e.g. 4 bananas on the first, 4 on the second, 5 on the third, and 6 on the fourth)

That is basically exactly the frequency. You can to create those [A,O,O,A,O] symbol models yourself as you desire, and use them to create your reels.

Best,
Alex