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YearLDThemeGameDivisionRankOvFuInThGrAuHuMo
201740The more you have, the worse it isCargo Spacejam2.712.642.422.642.002.212.002.50

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Comments by AngriestSCV

LD40 — The more you have, the worse it is

Ignorance is Bliss by Aurel300 2017-12-12T16:30:53Z

Well this is a surprise. Flash is dead. Neither chromium or firefox can run flash out of the box anymore.

Snail: Diamond Hunter 2000 by ruba 2017-12-06T15:57:28Z

I'd love to see this build under Linux

Cargo Space by AngriestSCV 2017-12-06T23:21:05Z

"rs" is the file extention normally used for the "rust" programming language, a compiled language with a focus on efficiency and safety.

@incomplete, I can not provide binaries for Windows or Mac as I don't have a system running either of those operating systems. If you have access to a linux machine you can just install raylib and glut, download this project through git, and type "cargo run --release" and it should build assuming you have the proper libraries. I wish I had done a better job packiging this up as it is rather hard to get running, and next time I'll try to get a windows box and provide binaries.

Cargo Space by AngriestSCV 2017-12-08T06:22:17Z

@epb9000 That looks right, except I would really expect a higher framerate? Are you running in release mode and if so what are your computer's specs. I thought targeting 120 fps on the dev machine would be enough to let everyone play. (To make no assumptions about your knowlage type "cargo run --release" to get the release mode)

Cargo Space by AngriestSCV 2017-12-08T06:53:47Z

@epb9000 The target frame rate is 60 (so it is 59 point something in practice) so you are fine. If you really want to raise it check in main.rs, but be warned that I use a fixed time step for frames and I don't know if any frame counts are left that aren't scaled with the frame rate.