On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 5:29 AM, erana Owl <0wl...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > / > I made a '1945 - the battle of midway' clone back in the day. You can > script enemies, moving walls, spaceships etc. in guile. > The project is hosted here: http://forty-two.sf.net/ > > It's a bit dated but you can have fun with it writing plane or spaceship > AIs. Read the README and INSTALL to know how to proceed. > > Enjoy, > Johan >
hi there! I've checked out your project, it's funny! Though some errors I've encountered during compiling time, some header files was missing, it's easy to fix. Besides, I've noticed that you used Guile-1.6 for AI script, why not use brand new Guile-2.x? It's easy too. I did this "upgrade" myself and it works. I think there're some deprecated Guile APIs should be changed: ------------------cut---------------- SCM_MAKINUM ==> scm_from_int SCM_INUMP ==> scm_is_integer SCM_INUM ==> scm_to_int SCM_VECTORP ==> scm_is_vector ----------------cut end------------ The game is great. But there's frame skip/unsteady problem in the beginning. I didn't find out the reason. Maybe it's the problem of Guile-2.x, because the AI script will be compiled when it's loaded, so there'll be some delay in the beginning of the game. Guile-1.6 is pure interpreted, so I think it'll be OK. I just guess. If it's the final reason, I suggest you pre-compile your AI scripts.
