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Re: NumptyPhysics 0.2 released
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more levels welcome! |
Re: NumptyPhysics 0.2 released
How do you save the levels on that garage page? When I click on "save" I get the source code. Do I save that on the N800? if so, where? can I create a directory on any card and point it there for additional levels?
I tried clicking on save in the editing mode but it only saves one game that I can access offline. TIA |
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not tried this myself). i will add a "download all" to the collection page soon. Quote:
later using the file manager. |
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Like everyone else, I love this game. But I won't play it on my n800 anymore... cause it's killing my screen covers!!!!! :eek:
So, I pulled numptyphysics svn on my Ubuntu 7.04 (yeah, I know... ever since I upgraded my Windows 95 machine to Windows Me!...) Code:
svn checkout https://garage.maemo.org/svn/numptyphysicsCode:
sudo apt-get install libsdl-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev libx11-dev xlibs-devAnd attempted to compile in the numptyphysics/trunk folder: Code:
makeCode:
g++ i686/Path.o i686/Canvas.o i686/Levels.o i686/Game.o i686/libbox2d.a -Li686 -lSDL -lSDL_image -lX11 -o i686/GameCreated a link from Game to numptyphsyics and added it to my path. Zipped up my /usr/share/numptyphysics directory. Began writing this post. THANK YOU TIM EDMONDS! Thanked Tim Edmonds. Attached the zip file of my /usr/share/numptyphysics directory, making no promises... Am about to click Submit Reply .... Clicked Submit Reply Noticed that the zip file was not attached because it was a whopping 300 kb. Clicked Edit... GOOD LUCK FOLLOWING THE DIRECTIONS! IT'S WORTH IT. Wished you luck following my directions Am about to click Save... |
Re: NumptyPhysics 0.2 released
In case anyone wants to play (or develop levels for) numptyphysics on Windows machines, I've done a very quick port to WIN32. You can find the patch against SVN r42 and a compiled .exe package there:
http://thpinfo.com/2008/numptyphysics/ The data files are placed in the subfolder "data/", relative to where the exe is put. You can put downloaded levels there and when you save a level you have modified or created, you can copy it from the "data/" folder (the L99_... file, same name as the standard numptyphysics on Maemo/Linux). Thanks to Tim for this great game! :) |
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Heh, what a turnaround! Is this the first time that people have ported a tablet app to desktop machines?
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hassle. i haven't finished the ubuntu packaging but but a quick dpkg-buildpackage should get you most of the way there. |
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