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Re: [Announce] Mokomaze - great opensource Labirynth clone ported to N900
No clue, honestly. In python, at least, indentation (not sure if tabs count, or only spaces) is the determining factor of how things are grouped. I'm not sure. I mean, we're dealing with an interpreter that's built-into Mokomaze, right? So it's possible it does register tabs as something interpretation-changing.
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It is really uplifting that there is quite a lot of interest in this game in Maemo community. I will try to address some of many feature requests and bugfixes this or (more probably) next weekend. I would also like to point out that I am not the owner (or any other type of authority) of this project. It would be much appreciated if other devs got involved into this project. |
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Damn. Imagine having plenty of user contributed level packs, 100s of levels, converted to run 800x480 sinces it's native and simple. This could be the classic game for us Maemo users. Runs great, simple yet difficult.
If I get the time, I'm gonna make some alternate graphics and a level pack. Edit: Although I don't have time for a level pack right now, here's what I did graphics-wise: http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/548/colormpd.png If anybody wants a brighter game, just extract these three images and put them in /opt/mokomaze/data. Back up the originals first, of course. Edit: I realise the brighter graphics can make the yellow words semi-hard to see, but they're still visible and I'm sure if you dug around python you could change the color, if I have the time, I'll look into it. |
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http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d...ce/m/mokomaze/ Those sources are based on ubuntu 0.5.5 package. Anton cleared that the latest sources are located here: https://github.com/Sektor/mokomaze We should upload N900 changes to Mokomaze project main git repo. I plan to do that when I have enough time. |
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Any ideas? anyone |
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You have part of the problem. I have changed the script to allow for there being no walls in a level ( causes the boxes problem on levels 14 and 18 ) but the bigger problem is that these Teeter levels where designed for an 800 pixel wide screen. I will attach a new version of the script tomorrow ( it now creates main.levelpack.json from a folder of txt files ) but all the posted levels have a parameter greater than 640. Edit : Its mostly the boxes problem that stops thing working but the levels are mostly impossible because something is off the screen = you cant even do level 1. |
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@ rcull: You have to edit some parameters to make the levels run in 800x460 instead of 640x460. Instructions here (step 1 is the most important).
Actually we WANT the levels to be in 800x460, because that way Mokomaze can run in full screen... I'm looking forward to the levelpack - great scripting work, thanks for that! ;) |
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Re: Cyrax's post (but more at what rcull said about Cyrax's post): Actually, if you look at the "boxes" entry, there's something else that's wrong: There's a bracket end ( "]" ) but not a bracket beginning ( "[" ). So presumably the bracket end closes off some early, early bracket for the entire level pack's code, and screws the entire thing over. |
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