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therevillsgames
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Don't Tap The Zombies
A quick little game about not touching the Zombies!Don't Tap The Zombies is an addictive survival game. Watch your step and don't tap any Zombies! Two Game Modes: * Sprint 25 / Sprint 50 * Survival Mode / Fast In Sprint mode you need to tap 25/50 sa*snip* |
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Erebel55 |
Lava Monkey
Lava Monkey is an extremely addictive platform jumper. |
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Jayenkai
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JNKBombers22nd May 2014 Monkey, Cross Platform
Blow up yer mates! |
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Jayenkai
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Platdude in Space26th April 2014 Monkey, Cross Platform
Platdude ventures out on a quest through the stars... |
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Jayenkai
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Platdude in The Endless Forest28th January 2014 Monkey, Cross Platform
Platdude has a late night wander.. |
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Jayenkai
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Retroball21st January 2014 Monkey, Cross Platform
Definitely Not Pong!! |
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Jayenkai
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Greenie's Mini Quest7th January 2014 Monkey, Cross Platform
Join Greenie on a dungeon-romping adventure! |
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Jayenkai
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NeonPlat Extreme14th December 2013 Monkey, Cross Platform
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Like a giant soup of NeonPlat! |
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Jayenkai
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MLG : Microscopic Lifeform Genocide28th May 2013 Monkey, Cross Platform
Microbes 3? |
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Cower
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3D Maths Classes2nd March 2013 Monkey
A large-ish combined header of the libsnow-common maths classes. |
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Cower
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Lua Glue Function Template23rd February 2013 Monkey
A template for pushing glue functions for arbitrary functions onto Lua's stack. |
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Cower
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Using GLFW with libdispatch on OS XHow to properly use GLFW with libdispatch on OS X |
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HoboBen
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Better C error handling with goto and macros1st December 2012 Monkey, Cross Platform
I use gotos for error handling in C. (yes this is a valid use for gotos). It allows me to jump to any point in cleanup section.For a good example, see StackOverflow: stackoverflow.com It just occurred to me that I could throw in a macro and automaticall*snip* |
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HoboBen
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Obstacks for low memory and high performance21st January 2012 Monkey
This article applies to C. In garbage collected languages, this is probably what NOT to doWhen implementing a low-level data structure, e.g. linked list, hashmaps, it's common that individual elements are less than the smallest size malloc can allocate, *snip* |
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shroom_monk
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Time travels only within the aura you project... |
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HoboBen
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Exact supported OpenGL texture sizes23rd June 2011 Monkey, Cross Platform
To get an idea of the maximum size textures your graphics card supports, you can use ''proxy textures'' in OpenGL 1.1 and above.This can depend on the specific implementation of your textures, which is why this can't always be known in advance. *snip* |
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HoboBen
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Circular Buffer (C)22nd April 2011 Monkey
A fast fixed-size buffer. which you can pretend is ''infinite memory'' for data that you don't care too much about.When you write to it, it fills up until you start overwriting the oldest data. When reading, it returns the oldest data it has. Id*snip* |
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HoboBen
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Bi-directional C and Lua12th January 2011 Monkey, Cross Platform
Just the simplest of examples. A C host program runs a Lua script, gets and sets the script's variables, runs the script's functions, and provides a C function for the script to call.(Lua 5.1) bidirectional.lua [code] FirstName = ''Unset''; S*snip* |
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HoboBen
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Convert a double to bytes and back in C6th December 2010 Monkey, Server Based
By using a C union data structure, it's simple to convert a double to its raw bytes and back.Note that the actual order of bytes varies depending on machine endianness. [code] #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> union { double d; *snip* |
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Afr0
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How to write a readable program in C11th October 2010 Monkey, Cross Platform
A 'follow by example' tutorial |
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Jayenkai
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NeoPlatDS1st October 2010 Monkey, Nintendo DS
NeonPlat without the Neon! |
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blanko1324
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To The Moon!
A Game for Gamma 4 |
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blanko1324
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Spaceship Sim
A small space project I've been fooling around with. (Inspired by Star Trek) |
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Jayenkai
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Munky Blocks DS24th November 2009 Monkey, Nintendo DS
Munky's back to eat again,so grab some blocks and carry them. Match them up to make them go, Munky happy don't you know. |
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Afr0
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BinaryStream19th September 2009 Monkey, Nintendo DS
Binary (memory) stream in C++ |
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