I tried to attack using "ctrl" key but it does nothing. =( (my notebook's keyboard doesn't have the "right ctrl" key though). I was running on the browser, since I'm on Linux.
I struggled before understanding that I had to press "space" + "down arrow" to dig. But after a few tries (gone outside of the map bounds, where it has "water" heh) I finally managed to collect gems and win the game.
I like the idea, very good for a first game! Congrats =)
Well done! I like to see this kind of "naked" machine setup, even though I have no idea of what's going on there =P. I also like the easy telnet interface.
I like the simplicity. Feels nostalgic for me, since I played a lot of these triangle-shaped spaceship asteroid-like games, back in the day. I can only imagine myself forking this game someday =)
That's good to know. I'm still experimenting with lisp and your library, and it's been very satisfactory. Thanks again, and I hope I can contribute someday =)
Thanks for the helpful advice. For some strange reason, today I restarted emacs and the game system loaded on first try! I didn't figure out what was the error source, but I remember sbcl was trying to compile "packages.lisp" from /tmp/packages.lisp, which doesn't exist.
Oh I see. Thanks for the quick response. I'm having trouble with quicklisp aswell, as it doesn't recognize the game's asdf system, so I have to manually load everything. Pain.
I'm having trouble restarting my game with trivial-gamekit. Evaluation aborted on #<SIMPLE-ERROR "Only one active system of type 'appkit-system is allowed">
Is there a way to kill the 'appkit-system thread? I tried with (stop) but it's not working. My workaround for this is to close slime and reload everything, but its really annoying. Any ideas?
*edit*
The game runs fine for now. I think my code was breaking something and SBCL became unresponsive, not destroying the game process, even with (stop) calls.
Awesome library by the way! Very simple, it helps me a lot since I'm new to the lisp world.
