PONG [PICO-8] Mac OS

RetroArch is a frontend for emulators, game engines and media players. It enables you to run classic games on a wide range of computers and consoles through its slick graphical interface. A place to discuss, share, and collaborate all things PICO-8, the fantasy game console by Lexaloffle! Show off your work, talk about your favorite carts, and meet other Pico-8 enthusiasts! Mac OS 10.5 & Older - Download Windows - Download Linux - Download. Scratch Offline Editor. Next download and install the Scratch 2.0 Offline Editor.

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Mac OS Build (Updated!) 59 MB. Just recently discovered this game and I have to say that I absolutely love the idea of a mixed pong genre! PICO-8 Examples. A set of examples using Lexaloffe's PICO-8. This is mainly aimed at friends who are learning. As a result I'm going to try and keep all the examples as clear as possible. I hope to keep expanding on it over the next few weeks. Getting Started. These instructions will get you up and running with the examples.

• Easy mode - infinite play; you have 5 health points.
• Hard mode - infinite play; you have 1 health point.
• Tutorial - a tutorial level, with explanations at each appearance of a genre.

• Slight delay of visual background effects in Tutorial.
• Leaderboard not working in WebGL build.
• Ping pong ball phasing through the screen boundaries at rare occasions.

• Programming - Danial Jumagaliyev, Cactus, Zhubanysh Burlibaev
• Pixel Art - Zhubanysh Burlibaev
• Sound Effects - KINGOFMUSIC
• Music - TeknoAxe

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Development log

• Update 1! More spiciness!
  Nov 24, 2020

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Just recently discovered this game and I have to say that I absolutely love the idea of a mixed pong genre!

Really interesting game - just looked at the tutorial of the Linux version. Would it be possible to add just an 'exit' choice to the menu - or did I just missed that point?

Hello, thanks for checking out our game! As mentioned in Controls, you can press the Escape key to exit to the main menu.

Sorry - I was not precise.

I have played the game with a friend now and we have problems to exit the game - I miss an exit option as part of the menu - or just pressing Esc in the menu to exit the game (maybe with yes/no dialogue).

With Logitech F310 the left analogue stick can be used to steer but none of the buttons has a function. Would be nice if A (and X) were similar to space and Start same function as Esc (to invoke the main menu).

We encountered a bug by pressing Esc during the tutorial being stuck in a black screen with mouse cursor and music playing (i.e. no menu appearing).

It is really impressive what can be done in such small time.

Hi again, I released an update for the game, with the addition of an exit button and other features with bugfixes.

Thanks for the reply and your work.

But it seems only the Windows version was updated .. and I am using GNU/Linux (as visible by my avatar ;) .. so can not check right now ..

Oh sorry, my bad 😅 I thought your friend was on Linux. Anyways, I added it in the Download section, it is available now!

this game is so epic and creative. The best game in the Game Jam in my opinion!

Amazing game! I found a bug, the ball can get stuck outside the boundries and never come back, lo

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Get LÖVE

Download the latest version of LÖVE from the website, and install it. If you're on Windows and don't want to install Scripts of the ancients mac os. LÖVE, you can also just download the zipped executables and extract them anywhere.

To find out which version of LÖVE is installed, run the following command:

Making a Game

To make a minimal game, create a folder anywhere, and open up your favorite text editor. Sublime Text is a pretty good one for all operating systems, and it has Lua support built in. Create a new file in the folder you just created, and name it main.lua. Put the following code in the file, and save it.

Running Games

LÖVE can load a game in two ways: Paths taken - demo mac os.

• From a folder that contains a main.lua file.
• From a .love file that has a main.lua file in the top-most directory level (aka root)

For creating .love files see Game Distribution.

Windows

ZeroBrane Studio, Sublime Text, Notepad++, and SciTE allow you to launch the game from within their code editors.

Otherwise, the easiest way to run the game is to drag the folder onto either love.exe or a shortcut to love.exe. Remember to drag the folder containing main.lua, and not main.lua itself.

You can also launch the game from the command line:

You can create a shortcut to do this; simply make a shortcut to love.exe, right-click on it and select 'Properties', and then put the command line you want in the 'Target' box for the shortcut.

On Windows, there is a special command-line option which will attach a console to the window, allowing you to see the result of print calls (equivalent to setting t.console=true in conf.lua or running lovec.exe (since 0.10.2)):

Linux

On Linux, you can use one of these command lines:

If you installed LÖVE system-wide, you can double click on .love files in your file manager as well.

Mac OS X

On Mac OS X, a folder or .love file can be dropped onto the love application bundle. On the Mac Terminal (command line), you can use love like this (assuming it's installed to the Applications directory):

However, the above method will not output printed text to the terminal window. To do that, you will need to execute the love binary inside the application bundle directly:

You can set up an alias in your Terminal session to call the binary when you use love by adding an alias to your ~/.bash_profile.

Open the file with

You may have to run

first if the file does not yet exist.

Then paste in the following code and save the file:

Now you can call love from the command line like Linux and Windows:

Android

As long as you have LÖVE for Android installed from the Play Store or another source and assume you didn't download/use the 'embed' suffix flavor, the following methods will work:

• Transfer your game folder to /sdcard/lovegame where main.lua is found at /sdcard/lovegame/main.lua. Then run LÖVE for Android. In Android Marshmallow or later, you have to grant LÖVE for Android storage permission (will be prompted).

• Transfer/download a .love of your game to the device and click on it. Most file explorers will run the .love using LÖVE for Android. If it does not you can install ES File Explorer which will. If you use Dropbox, you can use that to open .love files. May not work in Android Nougat or later due to some changes.

iOS

In order to run LÖVE for iOS, it must first be compiled and installed. To do that, you'll need Mac OS X, Xcode 7 or newer, and the LÖVE for iOS source code downloadable from the home page.

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• If the include and libraries folders are not present in the love/platform/xcode/ios folder, download them and place them there. They contain the third-party library dependencies used by LÖVE.

• Open the Xcode project found at love/platform/xcode/love.xcodeproj and select the love-ios target in the dropdown menu at the top of the window.

• You may want to change the Build Configuration from Debug to Release for better performance, by opening the 'Edit Scheme..' menu from the same dropdown selection.

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• Choose either an iOS Simulator device or your plugged-in iOS device in the dropdown selection to the right of the previous one, and click the Build-and-Run ▶︎ button to the left, which will install LÖVE on the target device after compiling it.

LÖVE on iOS includes a simple list interface of games that are installed (until you fuse a .love to it for distribution.)

• To put a .love file on the iOS Simulator after LÖVE is installed, drag the file onto the iOS Simulator's window while it's open. LÖVE will launch if it's not running already. If another game is currently active you may need to quit LÖVE for the new game to show up (press Shift-Command-H twice to open the App Switcher menu on the iOS Simulator.)

• To put a .love file or game folder on your iOS device after LÖVE is installed, you can either download it with the Safari, or transfer it from your computer through iTunes when your device is connected: open iTunes, go to the iOS device which has LÖVE installed, go to the ‘Apps' section and scroll down and find LÖVE, and add the .love file or game folder to LÖVE's Documents section. On more recent iOS and Mac versions, you can use Airdrop to transfer your .love file from your Mac to where LÖVE is installed.

See the Game Distribution page for creating Fused LÖVE games on iOS and distributing them.

Next steps

• Tutorial:Callback_Functions will teach you the basic structure of a love game.
• Category:Tutorials are the next piece of reading.
• Wiki The LÖVE wiki.

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