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Could I translate this book too?

Yes, you can.

I am rarely on here, and sent an email reply to Richard which may have gone astray? (Didn't hear back.) Anyways, the livecode source is in the public domain and the eBook is now licensed under Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You can get them from: http://zone.livecodehosting.com/download/...

Are you interested in: * Starting an adventure in server-side coding today, without having to setup your own server. * Designing and creating web apps using the LiveCode language. * Experimenting and learning about server-side coding. * Making lean web apps without a framework that hides how they wo...

I agree that using a website like itch.io is better than having a special LiveCode Game Jam Site/Page, because using an existing game dev community increases the exposure of LiveCode to general game makers and programmers. About multiple categories or genres, while I like the idea of separate catego...

Hi Sefro,

There is a typo in the word "Very" on the top line of the banner. Thank you for organising this.

Cheers,
Scott

Hi Sefro, That sounds like a great idea. I would expect to take part. (Assuming I can find the time during the specific week/weekend, which can be difficult to predict in advance.) What would you I to see from an LiveCode based game jam? Good question. I don't have any pre-conceived notions or ideas...

This is written in LiveCode Server as an experiment in converting a single player game based on a stack, into a game hosted on a remote Linux server running LiveCode Server with HTML used for the interface in any web browser. Added a MySQL table and voilà, multiplayer. The idea is to login once a da...

Thanks njt.

I plan to write more LiveCode related books and the PDF format for this first one is bit of an experiment. While I can't promise to always use such a flexible format, if this sells well enough then I could use it again. Have fun with the games.

Cheers,
Scott.

Hope you have fun.

Scott.

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the positive feedback.

Cheers,

The "Coding Nine LiveCode Games" eBook is now finished and available to buy. You can find out more about it at the link. http://livecodegamedeveloper.com/book.html With nine games: Pong Tetris Dr. Eliza 23 Matches Tower Jump Lunar Lander Text Adventure 3D Spider Hunt 3D Isometric Maze This book demo...

I have been learning about 3D raycasting and finding out what is possible using 100% LiveCode code, i.e. no externals. Spider Hunt is my first demo, where you in a small building infested with overgrown spiders. Your goal is to kill all the spiders with a can of bug spray and to find the exit point....

Posted in Announcements about this, but just wanted to make sure everyone most interested don't overlook the news. Please head over to this board's Announcements section for the full story.
Cheers,
Scott.

LiveCodeGameDev.net is now live! After starting LiveCodeGameDeveloper I realised that there is a need for a social/community website for LiveCode Developers. Well, it now exists at LiveCodeGameDev.net. Despite the name, it is not restricted to making games with LiveCode. If you are a LiveCode progra...

Wanting to let people know that the LiveCode Game Developer Blog is now up.

You can find it at:

http://livecodegamedeveloper.com/

Hope you like it.

Quick question, it doesn't have a RSS button. Does anyone use a RSS Reader and think it is important to have a RSS link?

Cheers,
Scott