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abodelot/cosmoscroll: Space-based shoot'em up game

CosmoScroll is a space-based shoot'em up game. Inspired by games such as R-Type and Gradius, it features side-scrolling, retro-looking graphics and chiptune music.

This project is written in C++ with the SFML library. It also uses DUMB for playing modules files, and TinyXML for parsing XML files.

Author: Alexandre Bodelot alexandre.bodelot@gmail.com
Website: https://github.com/abodelot/cosmoscroll
License: GPL (see LICENSE file)

Move spaceship: Up, Down, Left, Right
Fire: Space
Launch missile: A
Use ice cube power-up: Left Ctrl
Pause the game: Escap
Place HUD at the top of the screen: Page Up
Place HUD at the bottom of the screen: Page Down
Take a screenshot (saved in screenshots directory): F1

You can also play with a pad or a joystick. Keyboard and joystick layouts can be configured in the Options menu.

Power-ups are randomly dropped when an enemy is destroyed.

Repair: Restores 1 health point.
Full repair: Restores all health points.
Shield: Restores 1 shield point.
Full shield: Restores all shield points.
Ice cube: Gives +1 ice cube. Use an ice cube to instantly cool down the weapon system and cancel over-heat. You can store up to 5 ice cubes.
Missile: Gives +1 missile. One shot can destroy many enemies. You can store up to 5 missiles.
Double laser: Doubles laser for 10 seconds.
Triple laser: Triples laser for 10 seconds.
Speed: Increases speed for 10 seconds

CosmoScroll should compile on any system supported by SFML (Windows, Linux, MacOS).

First, you must install the following libraries:

SFML, version >= 2.4
sfMod (for Debian/Ubuntu, simply install the libmodplug-dev package)

Run the make command if you are using a UNIX-based system with the gcc compiler, or you can use the Code::Blocks project file (cosmoscroll.cbp).

If you want to use another compiler than gcc:

Make sure your compiler is c++11 compliant
Add the src directory in your compiler search path
Link against the aforementioned libraries

CosmoScroll saves your configuration in your application settings directory, using your operating system's convention:

Windows: Application Data/cosmoscroll/cosmoscroll.ini
Linux: ~/.config/cosmoscroll/cosmoscroll.ini
Mac OS: ~/Library/Application Support/cosmoscroll/cosmoscroll.ini

If you don't want CosmoScroll to store your configuration in this directory, you can set another location with the -config argument in command line.

You can reset the game by deleting this file, a new one will be created the next time the game is launched. Take note you will lost your entire configuration (scores, level progression, settings, etc.) by deleting the settings file.

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