Retro command line game of not touching the walls. Great for wasting time at work! Appearance is fully customizable through command line arguments, see below.
git clone https://github.com/harrinp/WalledIn.git
cd WalledIn
make install
Default install location is usr/local/bin
make clean
make install
Open Config.h in your editor of choice and change any of the defaults, there are directions inside. Then install/reinstall. You must reinstall to apply changes in the Config file, recloning the project will overwrite your Config.h.
Walled In may switch to a dynamic config file in the future, but at the moment there aren't really enough defaults that need to be set for me to justify making one. I tend to err on the side of putting less files on a users computer.
Launch by typing walledin
Control with WASD
You get more points the further up you are on screen
Try not to hit the walls
Fully implemented in c
Colors differ depending on your terminal and preferences
-h --> help
-cw arg1 arg2 --> Set color of walls (Foreground) (Background)
-cp arg1 arg2 --> Set color of player (Foreground) (Background)
-> Available color arguments: RED, BLACK, WHITE, GREEN, MAGENTA, CYAN, BLUE, NOCOLOR
-ncp --> Shortcut to not color player
-ncw --> Shortcut to not color wall
--nocolor --> Don't color anything (terminal defaults used)
-nc --> Shortcut to not color anything
-p arg1 --> Change the character that the player is displayed as. Limit 1 character
-w arg1 --> Change the character that the inside of the walls are displayed as. Default is . Limit 1 character
-t arg1 --> Change the number of tunnels that will exist at any time. Limit 100
--nocollision --> Turn off collision mechanics, game runs until you quit
-ncol --> Shortcut to no collision
Args : walledin
Args : walledin -cpn -cw WHITE PINK -w + -p I -t 3
For extra challenge you can not color the background and use no character in the walls.
Args : walledin -cp BLUE NOCOLOR -cw CYAN NOCOLOR
