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RLFL. RogueLike Function Library
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Version 2.3
This is a collection of functions for roguelike games for use with the python programming language. FOV,
pathfinding, projection, LOS and various helper functions. This is here to aid me in my hobby to create
a python roguelike. The aim is to build on alot more AI and fun stuff.
There are a number of examples in the examples directory.
This is not a display library and contains no display functions.
Documentation available here:
http://packages.python.org/rlfl/index.html
Installation
============
python3 setup.py install
OR
python setup.py install
Then
import rlfl
Compile instructions (makefile).
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create a makefile (see makefile_32x or makefile_64x examples) and simply `make rlfl-python`. To use
with python place the `rlfl.so` file in your python path and `import rlfl`. Make sure to specify
the python lib version you wish to compile against. Currently tested against python2.7 and
python3.2
You will need python development headers installed
RLF can be built into a c lib without python support with `make rlfl`.
This code has not been tested on windows.
Credit list
===========
The code here is a collection of fragments and inspirations from various roguelikes, libraries and other
sources, adapted or modified, including but not limited to:
* Angband http://rephial.org/
* T.O.M.E http://te4.org/download
* libtcod http://doryen.eptalys.net/libtcod/
* hengband http://hengband.sourceforge.jp/en/
* roguebasin http://roguebasin.roguelikedevelopment.org
* Brogue http://sites.google.com/site/broguegame/
If you feel you should be mentioned, please drop me a line.
<jtm@robot.is>
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