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Latest revision as of 09:44, 25 August 2008
The gameTools library suite is a set of closely cooperating libraries and assorted tools that make writing games like Lemur of Lima much less complicated - allowing more code re-use between games. It is not expected that people outside of the Baker household developer team will ever write games using these libraries - but they are licensed under LGPL so anything is possible.
Some specialised file formats are standard across gameTools-based games.
For a list of the current contents of the gameTools suite, see the handy navigation box at the bottom of each Wiki page...
| Wikiid Pages relating to gameTools (edit) |
| gameTools - Main page |
| gameTools - Support Tools : |
| gameTools - File Formats : |
gameTools - Source Code :
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| Wikiid Pages relating to PLIB 2.0 |
| PLIB 2.0 - Main page |
| PLIB 2 - Support Tools : |
| PLIB 2 - File Formats :
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| PLIB 2 - Source Code :
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| Wikiid Pages relating to Unification (edit) |
| Unification - Main page |
| Unification - Controls |
| Unification - Levels : |
| Unification - Java Plugins : |
Unification - Source Code Documentation :
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| Wikiid Pages relating to Lemur of Lima (edit) |
| Lemur of Lima - Main page |
| Lemur of Lima - Controls |
| Lemur of Lima - Levels : |
| Lemur of Lima - Java Plugins : |
Lemur of Lima - Source Code Documentation :
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