You can download it here [Mondrian_by_pansapiens_LD11.zip<\/a>] (runs on Windows and Linux).<\/strong><\/p>\n Read the README<\/a> in the zip. Esstentially, you just click the mouse and press ‘r’ to restart a level.<\/p>\n Here’s the screenshot:<\/strong><\/p>\n Don’t let it fool you … it looks (and sounds) much prettier when in motion.<\/p>\n There are ten levels. I think it can be completed, but the last few levels are hard (or impossible :P). It could do with some better levels … there is an in built level editor (using the commandline switch -e). Send me some better levels !<\/p>\n Tools used:<\/strong><\/p>\n Python (2.5), Pygame (1.8), Rabbyt (0.8.1)<\/strong> (and it’s dependency, PyOpenGL<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Played with Pyglet<\/strong> but hacked that code out and didn’t use it in the end.<\/p>\n Gvim<\/strong> and Eric<\/strong> as IDEs, SVN<\/strong> and Trac<\/strong> for source control.<\/p>\n The GIMP<\/strong> for image editing, LMMS<\/strong> <\/a>(using the BitInvader softsynth) for sound. Sounds trimmed using Rezound<\/a><\/strong>, encoded with oggenc<\/strong>. My Ensoniq Mirage<\/strong> was used as a controller keyboard (should have just sampled it).<\/p>\n All put together on Ubuntu Linux, Hardy Heron Beta<\/strong> with a flaky Pulseaudio server that wasted my time (should have never upgraded before the official release date :\/ ). Windows version compiled with PyMike’s PySetup.py<\/strong>, on Windows XP running in a VirtualBox VM. Briefly tested on Vista.<\/p>\n Big thanks to my girlfriend for cooking all weekend.<\/strong><\/p>\n Now it’s sleepytime.<\/p>\n \n Tags: final<\/a><\/p>","time":"April 20th, 2008 6:25 am","title":"Mondrian: final"}![\"Mondrian](\"http:\/\/www.ludumdare.com\/compo\/wp-content\/uploads\/2008\/04\/mondrian_final_screenshot.thumbnail.png\")
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