Laurent Cimon on Nostr: I'm making a game of uno in Common Lisp called netuno. It's going to be playable via ...
I'm making a game of uno in Common Lisp called netuno. It's going to be playable via telnet. Lambda MOO inspired me to make this.
It's just barely started but so far I have a deck, that I can shuffle, I can add players, draw their hands, sort and show their hands in a readable way. All that's needed for the game to be playable (without interface) is a play-card function that takes into account the actions of each card.
All made with linked list and cons cells, no OOP here.
I'm thinking that the networking is going to be the harder part, but we'll see. Often I think that something is hard but it's the easy part.
Here's the repo: https://github.com/colfrog/netuno
#lisp
It's just barely started but so far I have a deck, that I can shuffle, I can add players, draw their hands, sort and show their hands in a readable way. All that's needed for the game to be playable (without interface) is a play-card function that takes into account the actions of each card.
All made with linked list and cons cells, no OOP here.
I'm thinking that the networking is going to be the harder part, but we'll see. Often I think that something is hard but it's the easy part.
Here's the repo: https://github.com/colfrog/netuno
#lisp