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west.logan wrote:
Wow, that second room looks hard.

Again, is there something in particular you wanted people to test? I like the sword.

# Makefile for Voligner on Linux
#
# RB 2011-05-24  19:03
# PK 2011-11-29  15:12 (modified for GNU make on Linux)

##########
# Makros
##########

CC   = g++
#SFML = C:\Libs\SFML-1.6
#INC  = -I$(SFML)\include
#LINK = -L$(SFML)\lib -L$(SFML)\lib\mingw
LIBS = -lsfml-window -lsfml-graphics -lsfml-system
OBJS = main.o Coord.o Imagebank.o Player.o Monster.o VisualEffect.o VisualEffects.o Tile.o Text.o
#WFIX = -WI, --enable-auto-import

##########
# Targets
##########
	
Voligner: $(OBJS)
	$(CC) $(WFIX) -o Voligner $(OBJS) $(LINK) $(LIBS)

main.o: main.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c main.cpp

Coord.o: Coord.h Coord.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Coord.cpp
	
Imagebank.o: Imagebank.h Imagebank.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Imagebank.cpp

Player.o: Player.h Player.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Player.cpp

Monster.o: Monster.h Monster.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Monster.cpp
	
VisualEffect.o: VisualEffect.h VisualEffect.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c VisualEffect.cpp
	
VisualEffects.o: VisualEffects.h VisualEffects.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c VisualEffects.cpp
	
Tile.o: Tile.h Tile.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Tile.cpp
	
Text.o: Text.h Text.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Text.cpp

#MonsterVector.o: MonsterVector.h MonsterVector.cpp
#	$(CC) $(INC) -c MonsterVector.cpp

##########
# CMDS
##########

clean:
	rm *.o

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< #include "consts.h"
---
> #include "Consts.h"

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< 			// Run "cls" on cmd
< 			std::system("cls");

skell wrote:
Some issues & comments:
1. I'd love if you implemented laptop controls - 789uiojkl

2. The game runs smooth, but if I alt-tab out of it my computer is awfully slow which doesn't happen with any other game - you could try listening for 'lose focus' and 'gain focus' events from the o/s and disable the application while it is not focused

3. I constantly keep hitting R when I want to get back to the latest checkpoint - I know it is because I've been playing lots of DROD, but it would be nice if your game behaved in the same way

4. The fact that one-use buttons are not marked after usage is confusing
5. Checkpoint on open yellow floor-door is difficult to distinguish for me
6. Light-green orthosquares on light-blue floor is one of the colour combinations which should never happen . It is very tiring for my eyes
7. Also, I think the arrows could use, if not better then more constant, black outline,
8. Noticed a Typo in "arrows" at the end of description of the level which introduces Flyers and exploders
9. Using different colours for different enemies could increase their legibility - I still keep confusing them.

Okay, that's it for now. Accidentally restart one time too many . In terms of engine the game is quite solid right now and the levels are also very nice. Can't really say anything other than good work and keep going!

Pekka wrote:
It almost compiles on Linux with this Makefile, which is a direct modification of the one provided by Rheb. You have to run make clean first to remove the incompatible MinGW object files. You also need to install the libsfml development files to compile the program, of course, as well as the g++ compiler.

Since this takes up a bit of space, I have put it inside a secret tag.

Click here to view the secret text

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# Makefile for Voligner on Linux
#
# RB 2011-05-24  19:03
# PK 2011-11-29  15:12 (modified for GNU make on Linux)

##########
# Makros
##########

CC   = g++
#SFML = C:\Libs\SFML-1.6
#INC  = -I$(SFML)\include
#LINK = -L$(SFML)\lib -L$(SFML)\lib\mingw
LIBS = -lsfml-window -lsfml-graphics -lsfml-system
OBJS = main.o Coord.o Imagebank.o Player.o Monster.o VisualEffect.o VisualEffects.o Tile.o Text.o
#WFIX = -WI, --enable-auto-import

##########
# Targets
##########
	
Voligner: $(OBJS)
	$(CC) $(WFIX) -o Voligner $(OBJS) $(LINK) $(LIBS)

main.o: main.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c main.cpp

Coord.o: Coord.h Coord.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Coord.cpp
	
Imagebank.o: Imagebank.h Imagebank.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Imagebank.cpp

Player.o: Player.h Player.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Player.cpp

Monster.o: Monster.h Monster.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Monster.cpp
	
VisualEffect.o: VisualEffect.h VisualEffect.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c VisualEffect.cpp
	
VisualEffects.o: VisualEffects.h VisualEffects.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c VisualEffects.cpp
	
Tile.o: Tile.h Tile.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Tile.cpp
	
Text.o: Text.h Text.cpp
	$(CC) $(INC) -c Text.cpp

#MonsterVector.o: MonsterVector.h MonsterVector.cpp
#	$(CC) $(INC) -c MonsterVector.cpp

##########
# CMDS
##########

clean:
	rm *.o

To get it to compile, you have to change one line in Tile.h. Rheb is developing on Windows with case insensitive file names, so he can include the file Consts.h in lower case. On the Linux side this doesn't work. You have to use #include "Consts.h"

Diff for Tile.h:

14c14
< #include "consts.h"
---
> #include "Consts.h"

Finally, the line that uses the Windows command prompt CLS.EXE utility does not work on Linux. You just get a complaint from the shell that 'cls' does not exist. I suppose it's OK to just remove these lines. Or you could alias cls to clear

Diff for main.cpp:

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< 			// Run "cls" on cmd
< 			std::system("cls");

In the future, Rheb can PM me before releasing new versions and I can provide the required modifications for Linux directly for him to include in the rar file. (Though I would recommend using a zip file instead. It's more convenient for us on the Linux side.)

Pekka wrote:
I didn't have a lot of time to play the game yesterday, but I didn't feel it used a great deal of CPU time on my computer. I'll look at what it does more carefully the next time I play

Rheb wrote:
(The download site has the simplest setup imaginable, maybe I'll try to make it a bit more aesthetically appealing if I ever figure out how. That's just a maybe though.)

larrymurk wrote:
I don't seem to get it to run on my Windows XP PC.

I unzipped the files and ran voligner.exe which opens a window w/ a blinking cursor.

Any ideas what's wrong?