https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/nicclim.lisp I spot fixed the PATH thing, I didn’t figure out uiop:chdir not working yet though. Will try tomorrow.
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GUI / CLI symbolic map editor. Made with Lisp!
Forming a committee to spec a lisp game software console
Incredible turtle drawing game
lisp-game-jam SDL2 ecl cross-platform game, feat. jam berries & no theme
Puzzle
Recent community posts
Article in which I make-my-own-map-as-a-player-of my unix-surrealism-jam. In particular I make a map that is too big to fit on the screen, change it to have a this-jam-movement-radio-choice to move from the edge of the left map onto the right map, put pictures in. I made a white writing graphic, so I put the penguin from https://analognowhere.com/ in the cell behind it so you can kind of see it since the gui is lightfield.
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/my-common-lisp-game-jam-self-experience/
In which I actually make a level for my NicCLIM map editor game like I am asking other people to join my jam submission by doing for/with me this final weekend!
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/making-one-nicclim-level/
i.e. me making
(SKY) (SKY) (SKY SUN) (SKY) (SKY)
(HORIZON) (HORIZON TREE) (HORIZON PUFFY) (HORIZON) (HORIZON)
(GROUND) (GROUND OPENBLADE) (GROUND MAGE) (GROUND PENGUIN) (GROUND)
(GROUND) (GROUND SODA) (GROUND BAG) (GROUND) (GROUND)
(GROUND) (GROUND) (GROUND) (GROUND) (GROUND)
Clobber SKY-GROUND? y/n (Y or N) y
out of https://analognowhere.com/techno-mage/stranded/
with my extraction thereof being kindly licensed for lispgamejam compatible reuse by prahou.
My first ~ level map for the game I am making with my NicCLIM thing. Well, by the end of the GIF the map of the game reuseably derived from Prahou’s comic is done.
If anyone would like to join my submission by helping make more s-expression file levels / scenes, I am actively seeking you doing that.
Article detailing the gif: https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/making-one-nicclim-level/ Mastodon thread: https://gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/115511544523581843 (ask questions plz)
Another article relates the game mechanics side of the hextille grid we see one of build here.
Okay! I jammed out the last piece of game mechanics
- keyboard arrowkeys are movement
- can’t walk through any symbol in impassable
- if you walk over something with a
:radio-choices, it pops up the radio selector with your text and pictures (and notes your choice in cursor cur2
Per the article, I am really hoping anyone who wants to, and either is or is not jamming themselves so far contributes an s-expression “map” to our dungeons of unix_surrealism lisp doom
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/game-movement/
A map is an s-expression file like this:
(WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL)
(WALL) NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL (WALL)
(WALL) NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL (WALL)
(WALL) NIL NIL (EXAMPLE) NIL NIL (WALL)
(WALL) NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL (WALL)
(WALL) NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL (WALL)
(WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL) (WALL)
Radio choices are like you see in the article. Pictures are symbols with a :bitmap property image path. If you ask me here I will help you coauthor this with me.
https://analognowhere.com/ art theme/source for the jam game.
3th devlog:
Implementing radio selection windows popups. I really like having these at hand. It even seems to be a missing feature in modern OSes/DEs in my opinion.
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/com-popup/
Radio selections for active interaction by the user.
Continuing the spirit of my above extraction-of-the-code from my 1th https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/the-other-threeish-checkmarks/ jam devlog, here is what happened, I guess. Use your imagination and/or emacs for the eev-mode tooling.
All new repl lines:
;; «🎭» (to “.🎭”)
(setf (get ** :bitmap) *)
'SOLID
'IMGS/SOLID.PNG
;; (to "🎭")
'ROCK
'IMGS/ROCK.PNG
#.+++
'TREE
'IMGS/TREE.PNG
#.+++
'GRASS
'IMGS/GRASS.PNG
#.+++
'LAMBDA
'IMGS/LAMBDA.PNG
#.+++
IMGS/*.PNG were:
;; «🚪» (to “.🚪”)
`(lambda
(&rest r)
(execute-frame-command
*application-frame*
'(com-change-map ,*)))
'grass-clearing.map
;; (to "🚪")
#|Output:
(LAMBDA (&REST R)
(EXECUTE-FRAME-COMMAND
*APPLICATION-FRAME*
'(COM-CHANGE-MAP GRASS-CLEARING.MAP)))
|#
(execute-frame-command
*nic*
`(com-set-cur1 ,*))
(execute-frame-command
*nic*
`(com-cur1-rotatef))
(This lambda was useable inside-the-map to go-through-the-door to another map in a messy looking way; but later it will just be the one game movement action)
Who else is using ANSI CL? If you will forgive my laziness to sift through everyone, could people chime in about their CL game and where they’re devloging?
I guess I am using my NicCLIM starting with my somewhat late initial devlog: Mastodon toot: https://gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/115476828348071343
Devlog 0: https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/actual-game-gamejam/
My NicCLIM is really just the clim 2 spec’s formatting-table macro and McCLIM as such. I am trying out writing reuseable #codeTooting toots as a style, so the four zones/maps of my game initially were the REPL commands:
;; Make map:
'grass-clearing.map
'(12 8)
'(grass)
;; (to "§")
;;peek:
'grass-clearing.map
;; (to «†»)
'solid-rock.map
'(12 8)
'(solid rock)
;; (to "§")
'solid-rock.map
;; (to "†")
'rock-cavern.map
'(12 8)
'(rock cavern)
;; (to "§")
'(solid-rock.map rock-cavern.map mountain-cave.map)
'(1 3 2 4) ; argh y1 y2 x1 x2
;; (to "‡")
'mountain-cave.map
;; (to "†")
Anchored to the toots in that thread:
# «§» (to ".§")
https://gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/115476875141207449
# «†» (to ".†")
https://gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/115476882368216801
# «‡» (to ".‡")
https://gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/115476901608166443
So you would enter three values one by one into the repl, and then the toot jump consumes those values. DM joked that I had independently rediscovered forth, which is a lisp tradition I think. The anchors are Edrx’s eev emacs style. https://anggtwu.net/#eev
Hey everyone, I walked through my own game source submission, showing it being evaluated / working in emacs with 12 screenshots. There were about 4 typos/omissions which meant it would not have naively worked. It also shows emacs eev, and how I am actually writing and running my new kitten markdown files bit by bit.
One screenshot attached.
plants + insects + birds + lisp jam comments · Posted in plants + insects + birds + lisp jam comments
I walked through re-creating my own game per the submission. https://gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/114554113125754945 There turn out to be about 4 typos/small-omissions/a-backslack-getting-eaten in the uploaded source.
It is shown in 12 annotated screenshots.
