This project provides a way to distribute a Puzzlescript game as a standalone application.
You can download a binary version of the project on lafaceobscuredupixel.fr
You can find the official Puzzlescript repository here.
PuzzlescriptWrapper is using the c++/SDL2/Opengl combo.
I didn't rewrite puzzlescript engine in C++. The javascript engine is embeded so it can be replaced or updated easily (see ./data/js/puzzlescript/ sub-directory)
PuzzlescriptWrapper is published under the terms of the LGPL v3 license (See both GPL and LGPL Licenses for more details)
- embeded puzzlescript engine updated to v1.7
- Adding music support: if you used the youtube meta in your puzzlescript game, add an audio file in ./data/music/ with the youtube id as the filename.
- sound from file: if you want to replace the puzzlescript generated sounds by some custom sounds, add the audio files in ./data/sfx/ with the puzzlescript sound code as the filename.
- HUD widgets :
- toggle fullscreen
- close application
- set music and sound level
- open/close game list
- Toggle fullscreen with Alt+Enter
- Change window title on game selection
- embeded puzzlescript engine updated to v1.6
This is a rewrite of PuzzlescriptWrapper using visual studio and v8 javascript engine.
- Performances allow playing real time puzzlescript games without any framerate issue
- You can choose the game you want to play in a list (hitting TAB key to show/hide the list)
- If there is only one game in the ./data/games/ directory, the game list feature is disabled. So you can distribute a standalone version of your game without any compilation or modification in the puzzlescriptWrapper project.
- Basic game controller support (tested with xbox 360 controller but should work with most pc compatible controllers)
- show/hide framerate by hitting 'i' key
- fullscreen mode and resolution can be setup from the config.json file
- When you resize the window, the game is now resized accordingly
For this version, I tried a lot of games and fixed some bugs that prevent some of them to run correctly.
- Sfx emulation almost work (the sound is playing to fast but is mostly the same
- short web color format like "#af0" is now working
- fix some sprite display
- Most of puzzlescript games should be playable.
- The game progression is saved locally
- Sfx emulation is not finished yet
- realtime games can be slow
[x] Loading puzzlescript game from ./data/games/game [x] Emulate the HTML canvas to allow puzzlescript to draw sprites in SDL2/Opengl context [x] Display currentLevel in SDL2/Opengl context [x] Send keyboard inputs to puzzlescript engine [x] Calling puzzlescript update() function according to setInterval [x] puzzlescript prelude parameters: realtime_interval zoomscreen flickscreen background_color text_color [x] saving/loading progression in ./data/localStorage [x] it's now possible to pass a game in command line:
- if you specify a game file name it will search it in ./data/games/
- by default, PuzzlescriptWrapper launch ./data/games/game
[x] Show/Hide Framerate by hitting TAB key
[] Sfx generation:
- The sound generator does not simulate correctly puzzlescript's one yet
- If you want to give it a try anyway (or if you want to fix it), you can set sfx to 'ON' in config.xml
I'm using Duktape as the javascript engine to keep it simple and compact. Since Duktape is a non-JIT javascript engine, it is slower than Google v8 or Mozilla SpiderMonkey. So, if you are running a realtime Puzzlescript game with many rules, you will probably encounter some framerate issues.
- Rewrite part of puzzlescript engine in C++. It's probably a bad idea because processInput() function in puzzlescript/engine.js seems to be basically the whole engine.
- Switching to spidermonkey or v8
- Waiting for Duktape to implement the JIT feature