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#Gundam v2.1.2

Written in: Fantom pod: v2.1.2 Licence: MIT

Overview

Gundam is a horizontally scrolling shoot'em'up written in pure Fantom that runs on both the desktop and in a browser!

Gundam Screenshot

Visit http://gundam.fantomfactory.org/ to play Gundam online!

Or download Gundam to play the desktop version.

See Gundam on Alien-Factory for game history and details.

Install

Install Gundam with the Fantom Repository Manager ( fanr ):

C:\> fanr install -r http://pods.fantomfactory.org/fanr/ afGundam

To use in a Fantom project, add a dependency to build.fan:

depends = ["sys 1.0", ..., "afGundam 2.1"]

Documentation

Full API & fandocs are available on the Fantom Pod Repository.

Gundam: Standalone

Gundam has been packaged into a standalone .zip file which does not require Fantom to be installed on a machine. (Though java must be available from the command line.)

To play, simply download from the Gundam Downloads Page, unzip, and run the bundled script.

Gundam: Pod Library

Gundam may also be installed into your existing Fantom environment by running the following:

C:\> fanr install -r http://eggbox.fantomfactory.org/fanr/ afGundam

Note that Gundam is packaged with a web server, so it may either be started as a desktop app, or as a web server so you can play it in a browser!

Desktop Version

To launch a desktop version of Gundam from the command line:

C:\> fan afGundam

[info] [LoadingScreen]
[info] [LoadingScreen] GUNDAM 2.1.2
[info] [LoadingScreen] ============
[info] [LoadingScreen]
[info] [JavaVersion] Java Version OK : 1.6.0_45

Run in Browser

To start a webserver that serves up Gundam by using the -ws option:

C:\> fan afGundam -ws

[info] [web] WispService started on port 8080

Then point your browser at http://localhost:8080/.