Hello there, it has been a few month since the last LD!
\n And these months were not without any work. More than that, not without a work related to LD. In fact, I’ve developed a framework to help me (at first and others in a close future) program a game as quickly and easily as possible.<\/p>\n
So, let’s introduce what I will use for the LD32 :<\/p>\n
Framework : EasyLD (In development : https:\/\/github.com\/Goutye\/EasyLD<\/a> ) (Compatibility : L\u00f6ve2D & Drystal) For EasyLD, the project is not really finished. I need to test the framework with a game, as deeply as possible and see what is missing in EasyLD. For Drystal, it’s a game engine developed by a friend named kidanger. He made some games with it ( http:\/\/ludumdare.com\/compo\/ludum-dare-30\/?action=preview&uid=15611<\/a> for example ). The best thing in Drystal is the way to make your game avaiable online via JS, and automatically. (Love2D is limited to windows\/linux\/mac release. No web release is possible) Then, see you soon for my third participation in Ludum Dare!<\/p>","time":"April 12th, 2015 3:36 pm","title":"Good things come in threes : Third participation!"}
\n Game Engine : Drystal ( https:\/\/drystal.github.io<\/a> )\u00a0 (Lua game engine)
\n Sound effet : SFX and my beautiful voice
\n Music : a mix between some known software and own compositions (A song with my voice like the last one? Ahah)
\n Graphics : Paint.net, Gimp, Crayon & paper<\/p>\n
\n Consider it a beta version.<\/p>\n
\n That’s why I am using it, but not only for that. Drystal is magic \ud83d\ude2e<\/p>\n