What’s the general stance on putting gifs for the Readme into the repository, potentially bloating its size?
Show HN: R-cade, a simple arcade game engine for Racket
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Re: Show HN: R-cade, a simple arcade game engine for Racket
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
You need to download and install the CSFML libraries yourself. For audio you also need OpenAL and libsndfile. Links to all are in the README.
Thanks. I am currently stuck at this step. I did the raco pkg install csfml and apparently it was installed but i get the same error. Also I tried downloading the csfml bindings but don't know what to do with it as the instructions assume prior knowledge or are too cryptic to me. I'm giving up for now. Maybe I'll try again maybe not.
Re: Show HN: R-cade, a simple arcade game engine for Racket
#23I love racket. Does anyone know of a Racket to Javascript compiler. Would love to be able to create Racket powered web games with this for educational purposes
I haven't used it (yet) but RacketScript is a thing https://github.com/vishesh/racketscript
Re: Show HN: R-cade, a simple arcade game engine for Racket
#24Is anyone familiar with the stand-alone executable export[1] for Racket? I did a Ludum Dare and browsed a submission where a child had spent a lot of time and effort making a project in PyGame, but found it hard to distribute because he didn’t have the technical know how of converting it to something like a windows `.exe` file at the time. If this helps youngsters learn and explore programming the way the Commodore 6…
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-34/?action=preview&uid...