I’m declaring this base code for LD35, because I might use Colorado.

It’s all C++ / Lua, all Affero AGPLv3.

version 9.0.0 of the Colorado graphics classes:

https://digitaldoge.duckdns.org/colorado/releases/colorado-v9.0.0.tar.gz

version 0.1.0 of the TERF Tar-Extracting Readonly Filesystem (PhysFS replacement)

https://digitaldoge.duckdns.org/colorado/releases/terf-v0.1.0.tar.gz

version 0.1.0 of “Pitch Black” which is the game I want to make:

https://digitaldoge.duckdns.org/pitch-black/releases/pitch_black_src_v0.1.0.tar.gz

Is this cheating? Maybe. Maybe.

Almost forgot!

I got this public-domain model from OpenGameArt:

http://opengameart.org/content/sports-car-lowpoly

And modified it slightly to add the EL wires and split off the headlights and taillights. The resulting files are here:

https://digitaldoge.duckdns.org/pitch-black/resources/lamia.blend

https://digitaldoge.duckdns.org/pitch-black/resources/lamia.obj

My modifications are under CC attribution-share-alike.

ReactorScram’s base code is here:

https://digitaldoge.duckdns.org/ld36/

It’s Affero AGPLv3. Someday I’ll make a proper release… right as soon as I make money off my games.

https://github.com/ReactorScram/ld37-headsup

I’m looking to do this one in JS, which is totally new to me, and an optional server in Go which is also totally new.

HTML5 Demo

So far I learned a whole bunch about TypeScript and I managed to implement a deterministic random-access PRNG in it. (Although that was probably unnecessary)

However, not much game design actually happened.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/vegicide