AdaptiveLix is a fork of the game Lix [https://github.com/SimonN/Lix]. ## About AdaptiveLix This fork is part of a PhD project on Serious Games. You can read more about this and other related work at http://mairacarvalho.com. ## How to run AdaptiveLix - Download the release - Edit file data/netevents_config.txt: - If you don't know a username and password, use the default. - If you want to try the game in offline mode, change the variable "offline_mode" to "true". - Run the file bin/winlix.exe (in Windows) or binlin/lix (in Linux). ## Useful documentation: - doc/readme.txt - the main readme file, usage tips, contact information - doc/copying.txt - the public domain dedication and fallback license ## Customizing the game: - doc/files.txt - file and bitmap format descriptions - doc/objdef.txt - how to further customize self-made in-game objects - doc/oldterr.txt - how to extend the game with Lemmings content - doc/transl.txt - how to translate the user interface to your language ## Miscellaneous information: - doc/history.txt - version history - doc/lixd.txt - how to run a dedicated Lix server with lixd - doc/techfaq.txt - some older troubleshooting tips ## How to build from source - doc/build/*.txt - how to compile and run the game on Linux or Windows
carvalhomb/AdaptiveLix
An adapted Lix game to expose game data and receive level suggestions based on player's performance. Originally, Lix is an action-puzzle game, single- and networked multiplayer, inspired by Lemmings
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