Gamedev-pyved
A new Game Creation toolbox (+the associated visual editor) 100% based on Python. And it’s open-source
Installation for end users
pip get install pyved
Getting started (the Dev mode)
git clone https://github.com/wkta/gamedev-pyved.git
# create a separate different folder, create a virtual environment!
cd ..
mkdir testing-pyved
cd testing-pyved
python -m venv venv
# activate the VENV, install pyved-engine in editable mode
venv\Scripts\activate.bat
# (move to the folder where one should the game engine)
cd ..\pyved-engine
pip install -e .
# go back to pyved and install basic requirements, then,
# also install it in editable mode
cd ..\gamedev-pyved
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .
Your are ready to use/mod the pyved toolbox, at last!
cd ..\testing-pyved
pyved new myProject
pyved open myProject\pyved.json
Disclaimer
This is an experimental technology (proof-of-concept). therefore it is still very raw and unfinished
If you wish to contruibute, be our guest! <3 You can create pull requests directly, or send an e-mail to thomas.iw@kata.games if you want to discuss with the project maintainer.
(Recipe for the core team)
- create a PYTHON package using
make_package.bat(usessetup.py+the whole folder) - after extensive testing under virtual env, publish the release with:
twine upload dist/*
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