gba-modern VS ncJump

•  libtonc - a low-level C library providing direct access to the hardware          •  Butano -  a high-level modern C++ engine      •  gbaplusplus - a low-level modern C++ library      •  gba-modern - a batteries-included modern C++ project template      •  BPCore - an engine that uses Lua scripting, similar to PICO-8      •  gbsenpai - can be used to port GB Studio (v2.0 only) games to GBA      •  agb * - a crate for Rust users      •  libseven * - a new replacement for libtonc      •  ugba * - a C library that can also target PC      •  Natu * - a toolkit using the Nim language

What would you suggest, and what are your opinions on this? The game in question is on this GitHub here.

Of course! Here: https://github.com/JoaoBaptMG/gba-modern

Whoever wants to follow my endeavor on this project can access my GitHub repository: https://github.com/JoaoBaptMG/gba-modern

ncJump source code: https://github.com/Fahien/ncJump ncJump Dev Logs: https://www.antoniocaggiano.eu/lab/ncjump-devlog/ nCine homepage: https://ncine.github.io/

Once all this has been taken care of, I was able to edit the game configuration, the tileset, and the tilemap at runtime, close the game, and re-open it to find everything as I set it before. That is key to work on the levels of the game, which is going to be the next iteration of the ncJump development.

GitHub repo of the project

For the curious developers: it is an open-source Super Mario clone developed just for learning and fun.

Tweet with screenshot GitHub repo of the project Devlogs as GitHub discussion

An open-source Super Mario clone developed just for learning and fun. Here is a #screenshotsaturday tweet for you to enjoy. And here is the project source-code for curious developers.