Gorkan Software Hiring for Share of Game Profit

[walle_ras]

Oh no, you just need to compile the executable and that's it. All that's need then are the Lua scripts the executable loads (stratagus.lua and guichan.lua), and the executable can properly run.[/quote]

How do you do that?

[snv]

How do you do that?

If you ask such question, you are in no way qualified to do any game development.

Still, I would suggest compiling older Freecraft instead. It uses Lisp instead of LUA. And from my experience hacking Stratagus in 2007, it had a lot of errors with incompatible headers. And it was very annoying to maintain Lua bindings.

I've personally reimplemented Warcraft 2 completely from scratch using Lisp-like language: https://github.com/saniv/symcraft/tree/ ... creenshots
Then I partially did it second time, using other language, Symta (https://github.com/saniv/symcraft/tree/master/src).

Now I'm working on a more original project, which still uses Warcraft 2 palette for team colors

[Andrettin]

If you ask such question, you are in no way qualified to do any game development.

That's a bit too harsh, don't you think? Everybody has to start somewhere.

[Yukiko]

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If you ask such question, you are in no way qualified to do any game development.

That's our snv!

[walle_ras]

If you ask such question, you are in no way qualified to do any game development.

That's a bit too harsh, don't you think? Everybody has to start somewhere.

Thank you! I am used to working on a Linux/C64 so I have no idea how to compile on Windows.

[Andrettin]

Thank you! I am used to working on a Linux/C64 so I have no idea how to compile on Windows.

Actually, if you don't intend to change the engine itself, you don't even need to compile it, you can just download the nightly builds provided in the repository:
https://github.com/Wargus/stratagus/blo ... /README.md

That should make it easier. In any case, I compile Stratagus with MSVC 2010, after having built the project with CMake.

[snv]

If you ask such question, you are in no way qualified to do any game development.

That's a bit too harsh, don't you think? Everybody has to start somewhere.

Well, C/C++ toolchain is not the simplest piece of software, so it is better to put it straight and start from googling how does one compile a C/C++ program. For Windows one compiles using mingw32. Otherwise the process is the same.

[walle_ras]

Thank you! I am used to working on a Linux/C64 so I have no idea how to compile on Windows.

Actually, if you don't intend to change the engine itself, you don't even need to compile it, you can just download the nightly builds provided in the repository:
https://github.com/Wargus/stratagus/blo ... /README.md

That should make it easier. In any case, I compile Stratagus with MSVC 2010, after having built the project with CMake.

Thanks!