Amir Rajan amirrajan

I don't use Unity. Developing games that target multiple platforms is unsustainable using this game engine. Especially so for studios/indies that lack the means to "just throw money at a problem".

Amir Rajan,

Indie Game Dev
Founder of DragonRuby Game Toolkit

	class Element
	attr :x_ordinal, :y_ordinal

	def initialize x_ordinal, y_ordinal, grain_size, r, g, b
	@x_ordinal = x_ordinal
	@y_ordinal = y_ordinal
	@grain_size = grain_size
	@x = x_ordinal * grain_size
	@y = y_ordinal * grain_size
	@w = grain_size

	class Game
	attr_dr

	def initialize
	@cells = 32.flat_map do \|x_ordinal\|
	18.map do \|y_ordinal\|
	{
	*Geometry.rect(x: x_ordinal 40, y: y_ordinal * 40, w: 40, h: 40),
	x_ordinal: x_ordinal,
	y_ordinal: y_ordinal,

	class Game
	attr_dr

	def initialize
	@player = { x: 640 - 50,
	y: 360 - 50,
	w: 100,
	h: 100,
	path: "sprites/square/blue.png" }
	@boundary_left = 300

	class Camera
	attr :origin,
	:viewport_w,
	:viewport_h,
	:viewport_offset_x,
	:viewport_offset_y,
	:scale,
	:x,
	:y,
	:target_scale,


	<html>
	<head>
	<title>DragonRuby - Warp Drive Tutorial</title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<h1>DragonRuby Game Toolkit - Warp Drive Tutorial</h1>
	<div itemscope="itemscope" itemtype="tutorial-step" data-step-number="1">
	<div itemscope="itemscope" itemtype="tutorial-text">
	<h1>Traveling at Light Speed</h1>

	def boot args
	args.state = {}
	end

	def tick args
	args.outputs.background_color = [30, 30, 30]
	args.state.player \|\|= {
	x: 640 - 32,
	y: 360 - 32,
	w: 64,

	BLENDOPERATION_ADD = 0x1
	BLENDOPERATION_SUBTRACT = 0x2
	BLENDOPERATION_REV_SUBTRACT = 0x3
	BLENDOPERATION_MINIMUM = 0x4
	BLENDOPERATION_MAXIMUM = 0x5
	BLENDFACTOR_ZERO = 0x1
	BLENDFACTOR_ONE = 0x2
	BLENDFACTOR_SRC_COLOR = 0x3
	BLENDFACTOR_ONE_MINUS_SRC_COLOR = 0x4
	BLENDFACTOR_SRC_ALPHA = 0x5

	def boot args
	args.state = {}
	end

	def tick args
	# create 100 things and set the seed to a numeric value
	# the seed will be used to create a delay for each thing when the up and down keys are pressed
	args.state.things \|\|= 220.map do \|i\|
	x_ordinal = i % 20
	y_ordinal = i.idiv(20)