Sunday, 31 October 2010

Videodocumentazione

Mi ripromettevo di farlo da qualche tempo, ma meglio tardi che mai! Ho due video divertentissimi da mostrare che dimostrano chiaramente quanto i danesi siano una genia completamente folle.

Kamelåså è la parola chiave quando non sapete cosa dire! Questo video è un urlo di denuncia all'assurda complessità della lingua danese.




Quest'altro video invece ci è stato mostrato direttamente in università nel tentativo di terrorizzarci a morte per l'ennesima volta sulle conseguenze del cheating... infatti non riesco nemmeno a ricordare il numero esatto di persone che ci hanno profusamente illustrato l'argomento con tanto di esempi...



Enjoy!

Friday, 22 October 2010

Life of a Coder - V 0.4

Further update! Added some more polish, sounds effects and funny events happening while coding.
Still no results with py2exe, so Win users please download Python. I've included 2 different scripts, so you can choose between Python 2.6 and 3.1. Pygame 1.9.1 required.
Download Python here
Download PyGame here



Disclaimer: the source code is awful and I know it. Both because the deadline was kind of strict and because this is my first time with PyGame. So don't say "the source code is crap" because I know! I will eventually add something when I get bored, but the structure of the code will remain the same.

Enjoy, and don't get drunk too often! :)
Life of a Coder 0.4

Tuesday, 12 October 2010

Life of a Coder - V 0.1

Ok, for the sake of humanity, this post will be in English.
This is the pre-alpha version of my personal game. Still some mechanics are missing, but I feel it's starting to be playable. Feel free to comment, also saying the most horrible things about it... All in all, as my Game Design teacher always says, the first games we make should be interesting failures.
Please note: as my efforts to get py2exe and cx_freeze to work on my code are not producing any concrete result, unfortunately this is not an executable but a Python script. It requires either Python 3.1 or 2.6 (SHOULD run on both) and PyGame 1.9.1 (can be found here).



Enjoy, playtest and comment!