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SFML projects / Slide Them Boxes (2d puzzle-game)
« on: February 18, 2012, 03:46:24 pm »
I updated the Windows version to latest SFML build. Now it should run on those systems that had problems before. I got the Mac version compiling as well but it failed to load any images. I have to look into that one ..

Quote from: "Stupebrett"
Cool game! I see you're eading the level designs from some .png images. How did you do that?

Simple. Each color of pixel represents a different kind of tile in the map. White is a wall, black is walkable area and colors and boxes.

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SFML projects / Slide Them Boxes (2d puzzle-game)
« on: February 15, 2012, 09:39:37 am »
Thanks! :)

I managed to compile 2.0 on Windows but I can only access Mac at work and I couldn't get it to work just yet. SFML itself compiles but I can't seem to manage to link it against my project, throws all kinds of undefined symbols. I don't have time to look into this, I only have limited free time at work, sadly. I'd love it, if someone could compile the latest source on Mac and give me the framework files, I think these would be best. Is there a release date on 2.0?

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SFML projects / Slide Them Boxes (2d puzzle-game)
« on: February 14, 2012, 06:44:52 pm »
I used 1.6 because I thought that was the latest stable release. Is it not? I didn't think it'd be that bad.

Either way, that explains the behavior of the game on one person's computer where it wouldn't simply start. So I should use 2.0 instead?

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SFML projects / Slide Them Boxes (2d puzzle-game)
« on: February 14, 2012, 09:27:00 am »
Hi, my first post here, which is a good thing, in a sense that I have not needed help on the forum with SFML as its documentation is excellent and the code is self-explanatory :)
Anyway, I wanted to let you know, that I just completed a game. It uses SFML for graphics and sound, and a little bit of libcurl. I like the framework very much, very simple to use and provides enough flexibility. I'm definitely using it for my future projects.

What's it about?

Well, it's kind of an old-school puzzle-game, where you control this little character on screen and he can push or pull colorful boxes. These boxes have to be moved onto a tile of the same color. Do so for all boxes and you complete the level. Sounds simple? Oh, no, not at all. As with games this kind, the further you get, the more difficult levels become. And you'd want to complete the level in as few moves as possible, for the sake of showing off your skill :)

What does it look like?

In a nutshell, like this (click on the thumbnail to see full-size):







Where can I get it?

You can freely get it for Windows and Mac here

What else have you done or what are you working on?

I have a small website, that contains all my past and future projects. You can take a look at it here


That's it I think. Please try it out and let me know what you think :)

Thanks and all the best,
Eigen

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