Operation: Darkshaft

Cooperative multi-player, persistent progression, cross-platform Tower-D.

Building and Running

Desktop

Desktop builds should be easy.

$ git clone https://github.com/baptr/darkshaft.git
$ cd darkshaft/desktop
$ ant run

Android

Android build is uglier and more complicated. If you don't already have the Android SDK, download it and get it set up.

Once that's done, the build itself isn't too bad...

$ git clone https://github.com/baptr/darkshaft.git
$ cd darkshaft/android
$ echo "sdk.dir=/LOCATION/OF/UNPACKED/ANDROID/SDK" >> local.properties
$ ant debug

With any luck, you'll end with "Success" and be able to ant installd.

Eclipse Setup

There are a couple steps to get everything set up and imported into an eclipse workspace

Configuration

• Window->Preferences->Java->Code Style->Formatter->Edit->Indentation = "Spaces Only" (4 spaces)

Install

• Click Help > Install New Software.
• Choose "--All Available Sites--" from the drop down
• Search for and install Eclipse EGit

Download code

• File > Import > Git > Projects from Git > URI
• Copy git url in the URI box https://github.com/<username>/darkshaft.git
• Click Next a few times
• Import existing projects > Check Darkshaft
• Read through this EGit documentation for more info

Set up JDK

• Click Window > Preferences > Java > Installed JREs
• Add \Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_10
• Uncheck the JRE box and check the JDK that was added

Build + Run

• Right click the build.xml you want to run > Run As > Ant Build
• Right click DesktopGame.java > Run As > Java Application
• This will automatically create a Run Configuration for the desktop version of the game
• Click Run > Run Configuration > DesktopGame > Classpath > User Entries > Advanced > Add Folder
• Add Main > Assets
• Re-run game

Credits

Some tile art inspired by David E. Gervais's Dungeon Odissey tiles