On Thursday 20 April 2006 18:45, Arc Riley wrote: > I thought this might be interesting to some people here. > > I'm putting together a "3d tetris" (sans trademarked name) > in Soya. When done, it'll have 5 games using different > polyminos (not just tetrominos) and different clearing > scemes (some clear when you fill a whole plane, others > will clear when you get a certain number of blocks of the > same color in a row. > > This is a very early alpha release. There's no score, > no "ghost" (so its sometimes hard to see where your > piece is going to drop), no joystick/controller support, > it's difficult to rotate pieces, etc. > > But it's playable, and kinda fun :-) > > http://westfish.xiph.org/~arc/blockdropper-0.1.tar.bz2 > > untar, cd to the directory, and run "python core.py". > Arrow keys move, shift+arrow keys rotate, space to > drop a piece faster. > > It takes a bit to figure out how to rotate pieces the > way you want. I'll probobally need to write a tutorial > before 1.0 to make this easier, and I think the triminos > game will be a much easier starting point for people. > > Please send feedback if you have any :-)
Well, since Soya is not a common Python package people have on their systems, I would recommend including it in tarball. Perhaps an .egg would be great, too. -- Karl Pietrzak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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