Florian Cargoët floriancargoet

Ce code est un mini-jeu illustrant l'article : Les relations ink - Partie 1 : les utiliser.

Vous pouvez le tester sur la page de l'article ou sur Itch.

Copy the code of binksi_import_map.js in the console, then execute:

importMap(url);

Or to select a file on your computer:

Copy the code of binksi_import_tileset.js in the console, then execute:

importTileset(url);

Or to select a file on your computer:

Inform 7 recipes

This a collection of small Inform 7 recipes.

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	Emojis (for Glulx only) by Florian Cargoët begins here.

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	I'm a bit conflicted with that code:
	I don't remember having a good enough understanding of these things to have written it myself. It's not that complicated so it's possible I learned enough to make it work and then forgot about it but it's also possible I cobbled together bits of code found elsewhere and it's not my code.
	]

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	# Put this Makefile in love-android-sdl2/
	# Put your Lua files in love-android-sdl2/assets/game/

	src_path := assets/game
	src_files := $(wildcard $(src_path)/*)
	# do not change
	love_file := assets/game.love
	apk_file := bin/love-android-debug.apk
	# if you change these, update AndroidManifest.xml and source
	app_package := org.love2d.android

	var ctx = document.getElementById('c').getContext('2d');

	function ellipse(context, cx, cy, rx, ry, rot, aStart, aEnd){
	context.save();
	context.translate(cx, cy);
	context.rotate(rot);
	context.translate(-rx, -ry);

	context.scale(rx, ry);
	context.arc(1, 1, 1, aStart, aEnd, false);