Download Link: https://github.com/Tanks-The-Crusades/TanksTAS/releases/latest

Tanks TAS

This fork of Tanks: The Crusades adds features to the game to help speedrunners create Tool Assisted Speedruns. To download a working version, head to the releases tab.

Features

• Slow down (or speed up) the entire game, including timer, movement, shooting cooldown, enemy AI, and everything else, except the actual framerate.
• Lag switch, which tricks the game into thinking there was a lag spike. This cause the game to skip ahead in time, allowing tanks and bullets to clip through walls. The timer is increased by the skipped time.
• TAS notice, always visible on screen.

Planned Features

• Input Display
• Bullet trajectory display?
• Freeze time (different from pausing because it sets delta time to 0 instead of actually pausing, meaning you can aim, shoot (if you're not on cooldown), and lay mines (also if you're not on cooldown). Until you unfreeze time, the bullet won't move and the mine fuse won't decrease.
• Frame by frame? (Basically freeze time, but you can toggle input keys)

Below is the original README for Tanks.

Tanks: The Crusades

Tanks: The Crusades is a game written in Java inspired by Wii Play's Tanks.
There are over 20 unique enemies you can fight, but you can add more of your own too.
The game supports Windows, Mac and Linux.
Tanks can be found on Steam, itch.io, and the iOS App Store

How to play

Controls:

Use the arrow keys or WASD to move
Left click or click space to shoot
Right click or press enter to lay a mine
Press escape to pause the game

Level Editor controls:

Left click to place
Right click on an object to destroy it
Right click on nothing to rotate the object you are placing
Press up and down arrow keys or scroll to cycle enemy tanks
Press left and right arrow keys to cycle enemy tank, obstacle, player tank
Press space to access the object menu
Press escape to change level settings
Press enter to play your level

The following are three screenshots of the game in action. The user controls the azure blue tank using the mouse or keyboard.

Installation

To use the game you need to install Java. For this purpose you may need administrator privileges to install software on your machine. You can install Java from java.com. The minimum Java version is Java 8.

You can download the jar file for Tanks. To run the jar file you can double-click on it.

Development

To develop the game we suggest using Eclipse or IntelliJ. Eclipse can be installed from eclipse.org. IntelliJ can be installed from jetbrains.com.

To access the source code you also need to install Git.

You will need to add the following libraries to the build path of the project:
PNGDecoder by Matthias Mann in TWL
Netty
All the jars and natives of the following LWJGL libraries:
LWJGL (core)
OpenGL
OpenAL
GLFW
Assimp
STB
Commons IO
Steamworks4j

You can all download these libraries in zip format from here.

Please note - Tanks uses a custom version of Steamworks4j compiled with Mac OS arm64 natives. We recommend you use the libraries linked above, because they contain that modified Steamworks4j library.

Credits:

Main Developer:

Matei Budiu (Aehmttw)

Code Contributors:

Karan Gurazada
Hallowizer
Grify
Mihai Budiu
Panadero1
Arkar Tan
Pythonmcpi
Cool TM
QazCetelic

Supporters:

SapphireDrew

Special Thanks:

Everyone from the Tanks Discord who helped with ideas and bugs!