The most desirable way to set this up is to have a binding in your text editor that you can simply press to run the game (or at least attempt to, hehe). Which text editor do you use? We could help you get set-up so that you have a really easy time instead of dragging folders or typing into Terminal.

There are several methods on that page (I think I actually added one of them a long time ago, time flies huh?). Which method are you using?

I added http://concernedjoe.com/devblog/hardcoding-slopes/ to the wiki page. It shows a tidy way to handle slopes and curves in a tile-based game.

Is there a way to restart once you lost? It's pretty annoying to have to reopen the application to try again. Aside from the blurry scaled fonts, I really liked the graphical style. It's a little confusing as to which of the cyan lines you can ride on, but everything else looked cool. You forgot to ...

See how little code there is compared to the first version?

zorg wrote:you can do something like this (my original usage was that i needed to differentiate between 4 key states):

Why not just store the time when the key is pressed and use that to find the difference when the key is released?

Inny wrote: Aww dude, don't delete your posts. This was some valuable information that future users of this forum may want to search for. You should see this xkcd comic: http://xkcd.com/979/

I love that the alt text for that one basically describes a wiki.

Hi, could you post more info about the game please? Congrats on completing it by the way.

Also, I really disagree with your statement "Most games are idle distractions". I don't find art to be an idle distraction.

A useful thing you can use channels for is prioritising packets, so yes they could potentially eradicate some lag. It really depends on the type of data you're trying to send and what it is used for i.e. if your game has a chat feature and many players then you may want to separate chat from gamepla...

Really pretty, OmarShehata! I was playing around with it just now, if you 'paint' at the very bottom of the window the effect freezes. I didn't look at the source but I assume it's because the pixels at the bottom never change their alpha values (since there's nothing to sample below them).