gate VS packwiz

Adventures of Pascal Penguin is a game made using https://github.com/SergiusIW/gate

"Gate is a game development library tailored to 2D pixel-art games, written in Rust."

Gate framework and Howler.js were used to make the game "Adventures of Pascal Penguin" which is playable here.

I am not sure if it is still an active project, but a cool WASM game made in rust that is playable in the browser is ‘The Adventures of Pascal Penguin’. And in the about page it is mentioned that the game uses gate and Howler.js.

hi all! recently i've started work on hosting a minecraft server, configured mostly declaratively with nixos and nix-minecraft. one small problem i found was that there wasn't really a way to easily use packwiz (a great tool i use to keep modpacks up to date automatically, distribute to friends across multiple launchers, and deploy to servers) modpacks i already had - so, i figured why not integrate it with nix!

I installed an application called packwiz https://github.com/packwiz/packwiz and it tried the access the oculus vr setup which seems like a folder no good program would try to access.

Perhaps try using the CLI tool packwiz. It's the one I personally use to maintain my packs

For modpacks, I'd recommend looking into Packwiz support. https://github.com/packwiz/packwiz

If you're creating a pack then browse for mods on the actual CurseForge (or Modrinth) sites and use Packwiz to manage the installation/updates of those mods.

If you are more technically inclined and have some server hosting space to spare, you might want to consider things like packwiz - this adds a MultiMC pre-launch hook that automatically updates modpacks - or SKCraft Launcher, a sort of "white-label launcher" that distributes whatever modpacks you like.

git clone https://github.com/comp500/packwiz