KonsolScript

Tag: windows

  • KonsolScript 0.3.110508 released

    KonsolScript 0.3.110508 released

    KonsolScript 0.3.110508 has been released. This is the second release of the 0.3.x series. This is more of a bug-fix release. Still quite a significant release given the improved performance when using User-Defined Types. Please keep in mind that it is a post-alpha, pre-beta release which has been for a long time. If you find…

  • Announcing the Tank game project

    A colleague, Mark, was interested to make a tank game so much that he drafted a Game Design Document with information more than enough to start creating a prototype. The very core concept is a Defense of the Ancients meets Battle City. In case you’re not aware of Battle City, it is a top-view 2D…

  • KonsolScript 0.3.110102 released

    KonsolScript 0.3.110102 released

    After more than a month of delay, we are finally releasing KonsolScript 0.3.110102 — the first official distribution containing Quixie; yes we are deprecating FreeKE. Been having a problem debugging the build for GNU/Linux, thus only an installer for Windows is made. The source code is released as well. Please note that version 0.2.100402 is…

  • Quixie now have game engine

    Finally got the time of debugging the ported FreeKE’s game engine code. Only get to make the Ubuntu version work. A few memory leaks here and there keeps it from running in Windows properly. And for almost a month now, I don’t have access to any Windows dev box. UPDATE : A friend gave me…

  • Quixie installer for Windows

    Finally decided to release a Quixie installer for Windows. This doesn’t mean that Quixie is better than FreeKE. Neither is FreeKE dead — though there is a plan to stop FreeKE’s development, (which already has for more than a year now), once Quixie is more stable and supports all what FreeKE does. This means Quixie…

  • Quixie build 100402 released

    Thanks to DJ Peters’s FBSound, Quixie could play sounds now. It supports all of FreeKE’s Sound functions except Sound:Stop(). It supports WAV, MP3, and OGG. Sorry, but no MIDI for Quixie. Download it from Quixie’s wiki page. DEB package for Debian and derived distros to follow.