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corona-sdk-snippets

Various bits and pieces, written either as components of a game or out of mere curiosity.

To run them, select from the listbox in the upper left corner and then hit "Launch".

N.B. The listbox mysteriously becomes empty if you do... something. Any insight on this is appreciated.

Most of the demos right now are just automatic. In "Nodes", you can drag the boxes themselves, drag lines between the nodes, and break links between nodes. In "Timers", some of the output goes to the console, and what's happening is probably not obvious without actually reading the code itself to see the flow.

"Game" is some bits from a game in progress. The "player" is the white dot, and can be controlled with the buttons at the bottom or by double-tapping a spot on the map. A button also appears when you're over a warp or switch, in order to use that. Currently, I only added a maze to be operated on by the switch.

Also, you can set some debug stuff in the Options screen, from the main menu, as well as wipe any persisent state (in this case, any levels you've saved in the editor).

"Editor" is likewise part of an editor for the same game. There is a lot going on, and I haven't documented much. Maybe later I'll describe how to use it. :P If by some chance you puzzle it out, you can hit "Test" to try the level out (at a minimum, you must assign a starting cell in the "General" view). An erroneous level will be reported before you launch, via the the console / message box (well, that's the idea, anyway...).

Fonts are from DaFont

Sounds are from

GRSites

or

Media College

or

Indie Game Designer

Art is either from Indie Game Designer or my own fantastic efforts with GIMP.

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