LISPMOO2 INSTRUCTIONS (IMPORTANT)

139 days ago by screwtape

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1. MORE SPECIFICALLY
2. egberts.limo
3. egberts-2.limo
4. Once you get these to me in any way, shape or form
5. Repeatedly-eval-qt has a verb that dotfiles conforming limo files
6. What else?
7. So please just get these to me whether on the Mastodon, itch.io, whatever

1. MORE SPECIFICALLY

exactly what to do for this jam. Do what Egbert does. Egbert is you in this scenario:

2. egberts.limo

(uiop:ensure-package :egberts :nicknames '(:egs))
{ @create $room :named egs::egs-house } x
{ @create $room :named egs::garden } x
{ @go egs::egs-house } x
{ @dig north :to egs::garden } x
{ @go egs::garden } x
{ @dig south :to egs::egs-house } x

3. egberts-2.limo

{ @go screw::mountain-trail } x
{ @dig east :to egs::garden } x
{ @go egs::garden } x
{ @dig west :to screw::mountain-trail } x

4. Once you get these to me in any way, shape or form

I will add them to the git / you to the honorary jam roll. Now look what happened:

became

Okay, I doubled up on WESTs. At the moment I'm not enforcing dot ports; these are just apparent names of exits and not necessarily reciprocal.

5. Repeatedly-eval-qt has a verb that dotfiles conforming limo files

that I use interactively.

LISPMOO2/USER> { output-dot ("~/common-lisp/lispmoo2/games/egberts.limo") } x
subgraph clusterEGBERTS {
style=filled;
label="EGBERTS";
"EGBERTS-HOUSE";
"GARDEN";
"EGBERTS-HOUSE" -> "GARDEN" [taillabel="NORTH"];
"GARDEN" -> "EGBERTS-HOUSE" [taillabel="SOUTH"];
}
NIL
LISPMOO2/USER> { output-dot ("~/common-lisp/lispmoo2/games/egberts-2.limo") } x
"MOUNTAIN-TRAIL" -> "GARDEN" [taillabel="WEST"];
"GARDEN" -> "MOUNTAIN-TRAIL" [taillabel="EAST"];
}
NIL

6. What else?

I think that this collaborative worldbuilding exploration is its own reward
In order for something to happen, it needs this suitable place to happen.
While the "ghost town" gets packaged with the git, later we will have private asdf repos of basically game programming; however these are expected not to constantly be syncronised (unlike the ghost town).