What's up, RMers?

[kyonides]

I have recently updated my KUnits Gosu project, yeah the one I have been working on thanks to Ruby and Gosu (a C++ library) via SDL2. I have successfully implemented some EventHandler module that would work a la Interpreter or Game_Interpreter, but I can assure you its code is completely original. Besides I added two more transition effects, now my project sports 4 of them, namely boxes, rectangles, slide and curtain. Yeah, all of them include the dreadful waterdrops of doom! (OK, they never kill anybody anyway... yet! ) I have also simplified or separated some scripts after Gosu rubygem reached version 0.14.0, only to be replaced by 0.14.3 in a matter of days.

The scripts ZIP file includes a kunits.so file where I have stored the CRuby version of the Rect and Viewport scripts, it is intended to work on Linux distros only. Even so you can open the main "load.rb" file via Notepad or Notepad++ and comment out (with a pound symbol #) the line requiring the SO file and uncommenting the lines requiring the "rect" and "viewport" files to make it work on Linux. Fine, the easiest way to let it run smoothly would be to replace the load.rb file with the load windows.rb file and rename it, guess what, load.rb just because. But the easiest way to make it run on Windows would be to open the game.rb file and edit the line number 9 and make it say...

Code:

require './load windows'

Remember that I cannot distribute the music I use to test my game on my box so you will have to create your own audio directory and place a bgm directory where you can store you favorite music or soundtracks. Then you'd have to open almost all of the scripts found in lib/setup and replace the strings in the corresponding BGM Constant to reflect your very own music taste.   Some day I will get some FOSS music so you can playtest my demo at will without worrying sick for its audible part, he, he.