A Cryptozoologist’s dream, finding still-living Dodo bird in the middle of a jungle.
This is my first Ludum Dare entry. I wanted to make a sort of top down puzzle action game, and after much coding this is the very brief result, which doesn’t amount to as much as I hoped, but is good enough for my first try.
I got past the freehostia page by going to sarum.freehostia.com, going in to downloads, and getting the zip there. That said, I then get the following when running the exe:
This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect.
Sorry about that, I forgot a dll and never should trust freehostia.
It should work now, I don’t have a Windows machine without visual studio on it to double check this, but the only dll’s I didn’t include were opengl32.dll and kernel32.dll, so I believe I’m set now.
There still are some .dll errors due to SDL needing multi-threaded dlls and yet that requiring that the Microsoft CRT dll’s be present, which are machine specific and not installed by default. grrr, I’ll download and try mingw in the morning.
if you already have the .dll’s from some other program or from having Visual Studio 2008 C.
yeah I should have make the collision rectangle smaller on the player, and left more time for puzzle making. Ah well things you learn with time I suppose.
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This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect.
It should work now, I don’t have a Windows machine without visual studio on it to double check this, but the only dll’s I didn’t include were opengl32.dll and kernel32.dll, so I believe I’m set now.
There still are some .dll errors due to SDL needing multi-threaded dlls and yet that requiring that the Microsoft CRT dll’s be present, which are machine specific and not installed by default. grrr, I’ll download and try mingw in the morning.
if you already have the .dll’s from some other program or from having Visual Studio 2008 C.
yeah I should have make the collision rectangle smaller on the player, and left more time for puzzle making. Ah well things you learn with time I suppose.