INSTALLATION

Install the dependencies. Which is just RayLib. You should install the raylib-devel. https://www.raylib.com/ for help.

SHITDOWS INSTALL

Note if you are a windows user: Instead of that you can use the C# build which is direct copy. Download the source code, enter this path Pong\Spins\Csharp\Bin\Release\net8.0, from here you can pick the architecture of your system. Win-* (64 is x86_64, x86 is 32 bit, ARM64 is... ARM64). After opening the folder with your desired architecture you want to enter publish which will contain the .exe and the DLL. To mac users: I am afraid you are on your own. As much as I want to help y'all I don't know how to make .dmg apps. Install dotnet, open powershell in the C# directory and run this: dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release --self-contained It will make a x86_64 release for your shitdows system in Bin\Release\net8.0\win-x64\publish\ and there will be .dll and .exe You can then make a shortcut to it on your homescreen. Right click on your desktop > new > shortcut > C:\Path\To\The\Fucking\Pong.exe > next and you can give it some kewl icon and name. Then you are done. (All that shit is avoidable with simple make on linux btw)

NORMAL SYSTEMS INSTALL

1. git clone https://github.com/youdontknowmeaf/Pong-game.git
2. cd Pong-game/Pong/YourDesiredVersionHere
3. Compile the game with make or doing it manually.
4. To launch the game you write ./Pong and to recompile it you can:

• make or gcc main.c -o out -lraylib -lm (for main version)
• make or gcc lightweigh-pong.c -o Lightweigh-Pong -lraylib -lm (for lightweigh version)

If you are a Mac user, I am currently testing Makefiles for MacOS. (Comming soon)

GOALS

• Recreating 1972 pong with QOL features
• Making a game so simple it can run on anything with raylib.
• Making a fun project that others can learn from by interacting with user friendly config.

CHANGELOG

• pre-v1:
• First playable version
• v1.0:
• Created user friendly configuration
• Created python setup
• Created shell auto-compile
• Reset the pre-defined colors to RED + BLUE
• v1.1:
• Added additional features to configuration
• Improved the python script
• Improved shell auto-compile
• Improved the readibility of the configuration
• Rewrote the README.md
• v1.1.1
• Added compile instructions for lightweigh pong
• Added lightweigh pong
• Minor cosmetic changes
• v1.1.2
• The game's speed is no longer dependend on FPS
• v1.2
• Created a Makefile build system for convinience
• Implemented Zen mode
• Implemented Random Ball Speed when it hits something
• v2.0:
• This is a major release as it includes the almost complete rework of the game in C language. (Moving from C++)
• Note: Fuck Rust, Rust devs selfish fucks.
• v2.1 - Stable
• This release aims to make the code base more readable by splitting everything into a seprate directory and rewriting/deleting some things like setup.py, which are useless.
• v3.0 HUGE UPDATE
• This update features many cool things...!
• I have rewritten the whole game in C# and made executables for MacOS (intel and silicon), Linux (64 and ARM64, Windows (x86, 64 and ARM64)
• Added support for 32 bit Linux for the main version.
• Reimagined the way I will further dev the game, I will now focus on rewritting the game in various languages.
• v3.5 - Java
• This update brings us a release made in Java!
• I rewrote the game in Java and added build instructions for Spins.
• Planning Android supprot maybe...?
• 3.6 - Python release
• Rewrote the game in shitty but popular Python language. (see Spins/Python/how_to_run.txt)
• 3.7 - Zig release
• Rewrote the game in Zig which led me to Brain Damage. (see Spins/Zig/How2Run.txt)
• 3.8 - Pretty Basic
• Rewrote the game in FreeBASIC which took a reasonable ammount of time! (see Spins/FreeBasic/HOWTORUN.txt)
• pre-4.0
• Started rewriting the game using SDL1.2 and rearranged the folders structure for future updates.
• pre-4.0v2
• Rewrote the initial minimal game in SDL1.2 and wrote proper Makefile for it.
• 4.0 - Feather
• After checking the previous mini releases, they all work.
• Implemented RayLib 6.0 software rendering to Lightweigh release
• SDL release is not yet fully complete but it's working and is playable.
• 4.1
• Added sounds to the Main release and Lightweigh release
• Extended python's Spin functionality with config