Ludum Dare is one of the most wonderful things and as always I am honoured to be a part of it and grateful that it exists.<\/p>\n
I’ll probably be using the following tools:<\/p>\n
– BFXR for sound, maybe garage band depending on the game I released Frame.js and e.js today so my brother could use them for his first Ludum Dare. I’ve used Frame for 4 or 5 jams and it is an absolute pleasure as long as you can keep all your spritesheet as a single row.<\/p>\n e.js is a newer library I wrote that I’ve been using more recently. It is untested in a jam except for previous rushed entry. But I have used it for lots of little projects through the year and it has changed the way I think and work.<\/p>\n I’ll probably use the result of this game jam as the code example for both libraries.<\/p>\n Good luck to you all! \u00a0So excited!<\/p>","time":"August 22nd, 2014 6:01 am","title":"I\u2019m in (obvi)"}
\n – Pickle for sprites
\n – Frame.js<\/a> for animating the sprites
\n – e.js<\/a> for the Entity Component System
\n – Sublime Text \/ Light Table for an editing the code
\n – Javascript + Canvas
\n – Chronolapse for the Timelapse<\/p>\n