the Xibalba blog. At least, once we've got the settings that allow for that. At the moment
I can't get the .love / .zip upload to take, so I'll post this here and link to it instead.
It's basically a quickie UI demo, using the widgets I've thus far made art for and tested in a LÖVE setup. Buttons, strings, a slider, a group of
radio buttons, a marquee, and a textbox. It builds on the public (MIT license), Lua part of a framework library we've developed.
The library is called TacoShell, mostly because a couple of us thought that would be a funny name for a library made and used by a Mexican
developer.
That this was a wise and prudent decision was confirmed by several kindred developers at Disney, who get paid the big bucksto make wise and prudent decisions.[1]
There were going to be a whole lot more widgets and some inter-menu transitions and such, but work has been busy and I kept falling asleep
at night when I meant to work on it.
A follow-up demo, perhaps in game form, should come in due course.Alas, documentation is rather lacking. I have an .odt sitting around with various examples and such, but about half of it is obsolete and
another large swath of it mashedtogetherinanuglyblob; plus it's missing everything done since, which is a lot. If I get a chance maybe
I'll clean that up and post it somewhere, or more likely start throwing together example-laden blog posts.
[1] - Also, they were my roommates and buddies at school.
One of them, who is presently working on wacky demos of his own using this, also had an early hand in the company.
Anything in particular?
