My virginal entry! Don’t be too rough. Seems you’re supposed to use this as an opportunity to declare what you’ll be using for the Compo.<\/p>\n
Engine: <\/strong>HaxePunk<\/a> (a port of FlashPunk to the haXe programming language.) \/ NME<\/a>\u00a0for cross platform compilation (required by HaxePunk).<\/p>\n Editor:<\/strong>\u00a0Sublime Text 2 (Evaluation version). This brings up a question…which I’ll ask later in the post.<\/p>\n Additional Libraries:<\/strong>\u00a0 Graphics:<\/strong>\u00a0Kolourpaint for the simple stuff \/ GIMP for the less simple stuff.<\/p>\n Sounds:<\/strong>\u00a0Honestly don’t know; probably sfxr.<\/p>\n Additional Stuff: <\/strong> So, my question. I know that the license of an open source editor has no effect on anything you produce from it (GPL or otherwise). But for something like Sublime Text 2, which isn’t open source and has a licensed version and a free (as in beer) evaluation version, would something I make using the evaluation version not be allowed to be sold? I doubt anything I make over this weekend will be worth a dime, but just musing here.<\/p>\n EDIT:<\/strong>\u00a0Edits galore!<\/p>","time":"April 16th, 2012 6:05 pm","title":"I\u2019m in"}Something to port Ogmo maps into haXe…will either need to find one or I’ll create my own and post it here.<\/del>\u00a0Switched to a TMX loader for haXe<\/a>. Might also use this GUI library<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ogmo Editor. Never used it, but whatever, it’ll be fun to learn.<\/del>\u00a0Looks like Ogmo made the dastardly move to XNA. I spent some time trying to get it to work on my Linux machine, and at least got it to compile using MonoGame, but cut my losses when I hit some runtime errors (not a big fan of MonoGame).\u00a0Tiled it is!<\/p>\n