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TheUltimatum
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itch.io Game Off 2017

Well… My game Idea has changed yet again…
frodewin
Scratcher
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itch.io Game Off 2017

Sounds like an interesting game jam, akthough I have no idea what to do with the topic. I'm impressed that over 200 people have already joined.
The requirement of using github is a bit odd, since I was thinking of using Scratch.


TheUltimatum
Scratcher
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itch.io Game Off 2017

frodewin wrote:

Sounds like an interesting game jam, akthough I have no idea what to do with the topic. I'm impressed that over 200 people have already joined.
The requirement of using github is a bit odd, since I was thinking of using Scratch.


You could use tosh. And version control the code.
IcyCoder
Scratcher
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itch.io Game Off 2017

Me and my friends are making the game elements in real life then programming them in Unity
TheUltimatum
Scratcher
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itch.io Game Off 2017

IcyCoder wrote:

Me and my friends are making the game elements in real life then programming them in Unity
Ooh interesting.
TheUltimatum
Scratcher
1000+ posts

itch.io Game Off 2017

Ok, Well… Development is going just fine. But git doesn't like pushing to master anymore.
EDIT: Yay! It's fixed now. :P

Last edited by TheUltimatum (Nov. 13, 2017 00:26:31)

TheUltimatum
Scratcher
1000+ posts

itch.io Game Off 2017

Ok so here's my latest win32 build.
Jonathan50
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itch.io Game Off 2017

TheUltimatum wrote:

Ok so here's my latest win32 build.
Cool, can you set it to the Windows subsystem so that the console window doesn't show? (Unless you're using it for debugging)

(If you're using Rust then you need the #![] thing, or if you're using MinGW there's a -mwindows option for it.)

Last edited by Jonathan50 (Nov. 13, 2017 02:10:26)

TheUltimatum
Scratcher
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itch.io Game Off 2017

Jonathan50 wrote:

TheUltimatum wrote:

Ok so here's my latest win32 build.
Cool, can you set it to the Windows subsystem so that the console window doesn't show? (Unless you're using it for debugging)

(If you're using Rust then you need the #![] thing, or if you're using MinGW there's a -mwindows option for it.)
Yeah, I use it for debug right now. I'll be sure to build with -mwindows on a release build. (BTW I'm not using Rust for this it's actually C.)

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