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<p>Created page with &#039;The Clean <a href="/Object_I/O" title="Object I/O">Object I/O</a> library comes with support for creating your own 2D-platform games. The extension to build games has been developed by Mike Wiering during his Master The…&#039;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The Clean [[Object I/O]] library comes with support for creating your own 2D-platform games. The extension to build games has been developed by Mike Wiering during his Master Thesis project. A paper on this project has appeared in the Selected Papers Proceedings of the IFL &#039;99 Workshop. The library to create games is the Games 1.2.1 library. The games mentioned on this page are included as examples.<br /> <br /> You can create complete games in only a fraction of the time it would take by using a traditional language. For instance, the Sinterklaas game contains less than 3000 lines of Clean code.<br /> [[Image:sint.gif|frame|none|&#039;Sinterklaas&#039; game, screen dump of level 1]]<br /> [[Image:sint2.gif|frame|none|&#039;Sinterklaas&#039; game, screen dump of level 2]]<br /> <br /> There is a new special purpose drawing program, a Tile Editor. With the Tile Editor one can make tiles which can be used to make sprites, animations and background layers.<br /> [[Image:TileEdit.jpg|frame|none|Tile Editor for drawing game levels]]<br /> The Tile Editor generates Clean modules such that the drawings you made can be handled by the Clean program. You can use the code of a game like &#039;Sinterklaas&#039; as a blueprint for your own games. Most of the code can be reused and in such a way you can easily create a game like &#039;Charlie the Duck&#039;.<br /> [[Image:chdemo.jpg|frame|none|&#039;Charlie the Duck&#039;, screen dump of level 1]]<br /> A board game like &#039;worms&#039; is a very simple version of a platform game. You can use the game library also to create such board games.<br /> [[Image:wormdemo.jpg|frame|none|&#039;Worms&#039;, screen dump]]</div>

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