Tale Of Aranath [DEMO] Mac OS

A downloadable game

A small turn-based rpg that follows the adventures of a small kid and a talking orange as they try so save a puppy in order to prevent a war.

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Explore, fight and collect items to aid you!

This game is currently around 30% done. Stay tuned for weekly dev logs :D

Controls:

• up, down, left, right: Move
• z: Accept/Interact
• x: Go Back
• p: Pause

Demo Out Now!

The demo of the game is out now! It follows the first few events from the game and introduces the main mechanics. I'm open to all feedback so feel free to tell me what do you think and if you find bugs and typos!

Versions in English and Spanish are available for Windows and Linux. There's no version for Mac OS because I haven't tested the game in one yet because I don't have one. I'll try to get access to one and have that version in the following weeks. (Sorry apple people) 🍏

Also!

Please consider donating! All money you donate will be used to comission art, music and other things for the game!

Download

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Development log

• Weekly Dev Log #50
  28 days ago
• Weekly Dev Log #48
  43 days ago
• Weekly Dev Log #46
  57 days ago
• Demo Patch 3
  68 days ago

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Tried the demo, very cool! Love the vibes of this game :)

Good luck with your project! I have loved RPGs since I was a kid. I'm in the process of making one myself, so I know what a big undertaking it is. I look forward to watching you progress.

I've recently run into the problem of trying to compile the source for NEURON 7.3a that includes support for parallel NEURON (using MPI) and Python on Mac OS X Lion. Using a number of helpful web resources, I wanted to cobble together an 'as-of-this-writing' practice to get a kitchen sink working install for all components.

UPDATED 01-Sept-2012: Added instructions for mpi4py

Because I don't have the resources to test many version combinations, etc., this assumes OS X 10.7.4 on a Retina MacBook Pro 10,1 (Mid 2012), with a working copy of XCode 4.4.1 installed (available for free from the Mac App Store). I suspect but cannot verify that this will work with many different versions of all of these components. Note: MacPorts is particularly sensitive to very new XCode and OS releases, so right after a new one, things don't always work right away.

Finally this assumes you have admin access to the computer on which you are installing things and that you will use sudo for good and not evil.

And super-finally, this is basically an aggregate of web sources, some of which I had to modify to get it working. Sources are inline, below. Much is duplicated here because of the transience of web links.

0. Install XCode.
1. Install MacPorts
2. This step will take awhile!¹ Open a terminal and type at your prompt ($):

Running:

should result in: ‘/opt/local/bin/python'.

3. Now install the message passing interface (MPI) components. On Mountain Lion (10.8.x), I've only gotten OpenMPI working, and only from source (and not MacPorts). But on Lion, I've gotten MPICH2 working from MacPorts to play nicely with Neuron (sudo port install mpich2). However here are instructions for how to install MPICH2 from source, with these minimal steps:

a. Download MPICH2 from this website. Look for an http link. Do not worry about Hydra unless you know why (and don't forget to tell me).
b. In the terminal, follow these commands^2,3,4: Tic tac toe (construct 2 template) mac os.

It installs in /usr/local/bin, which you can verify by running: 'which mpicc'. (MacPorts version installs in /opt/local/bin by default.)

4. Install NEURON from source with support for MPI and Python:

4a. Download the latest NEURON. Get both InterViews (IV) and NEURON (nrn) and issue the following commands in a terminal window^3,5:

4b. Compile and install InterViews:

4c. Compile and install NEURON with python and MPI support:

5. Add the new NEURON directory to your PATH variable. If you are using the bash shell (often default), edit the file ~/.bashrc by adding or modifying a line that looks like:

where ARCH is most often one of i386, i686, or x86_64 and can be found in the terminal by going to /Applications/NEURON-X.X and looking for one of these.

6. You need to build in support to run NEURON as a module:

This can be tested:

That last statement should not complain at you. Instructions on how to start NEURON with python and vice versa are found on this website.

7. Now, let's install mpi4py, which is necessary for letting Python handle MPI. I could not get the MacPorts py27-mpi4py package working, but it works from source. It's important that the right python is run on this command and that it knows where mpicc lives.

a. Download the mpi4py source from here.

b. Now unzip and compile here:

Tale Of Aranath Demo Mac Os Catalina

Per the installation instructions in mpi4py, this can all be tested:

This should also have reasonable output. Please leave comments if certain aspects worked or did not work or if anything here needs clarification!

Tale Of Aranath Demo Mac Os 11