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Fennel absolutely rocks for creating games. It integrates with TIC-80 (open source fantasy console) and also Love (game engine) and PICO-8. Lots of blog article
by tmountain 1y ago
Fennel absolutely rocks for creating games. It integrates with TIC-80 (open source fantasy console) and also Love (game engine) and PICO-8. Lots of blog articles on getting started. Check it out!
- Kexoth 1y agoIf so can you reccomend (link here) some of the resources which got you started? FWIW there are blog posts from the same author of the Emacs setup: https://andreyor.st/tags/game1/ https://andreyor.st/tags/game1/
- 3036e4 1y agoI use this for playing with Löve2D: https://sr.ht/~benthor/absolutely-minimal-love2d-fennel/ https://sr.ht/~benthor/absolutely-minimal-love2d-fennel/ Can't say I made anything worth mentioning. There are some bigger templates available that I am sure do more useful things, but I prefer something small enough that I can see what is going on. Worked fine even for getting things to run in LoveDOS, a port of some older Love2D version to MS-DOS. In practice compilation was a bit too slow for comfort, so a better way was to pre-compile the fennel-scripts to Lua and just run those. I installed some LSP server for fennel that comes with optional built-in code completion for both Love2D and TIC-80. Works well in emacs.