- Pascal 99.5%
- C++ 0.2%
- Shell 0.2%
| factory | ||
| resources | ||
| screenshots | ||
| units | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| bass.dll | ||
| bass.pas | ||
| build.sh | ||
| colors.pas | ||
| english.inc | ||
| extrafpc.cfg | ||
| french.inc | ||
| graphics.pas | ||
| highscores.pas | ||
| image.pas | ||
| keys.inc | ||
| language.inc | ||
| libbass.so | ||
| README.md | ||
| size.pas | ||
| snake.ico | ||
| snake.lpi | ||
| snake.pas | ||
| snake.res | ||
| snakegame.pas | ||
| snakepictures.pas | ||
| snakevideogame.pas | ||
| sound.pas | ||
| utils.pas | ||
Snake
Snake game for the ptcGraph unit.
Screenshot
Usage
Use the keyboard arrows to steer the snake.
Compilation
Library
To compile and to use the program, you need the BASS library.
The file libbass.so (or bass.dll on Windows) must be in the program directory.
The files libbass.so and bass.dll included in this repository are for a 64-bit OS. (In case your need a 32-bit binary, you can find it or on the official BASS website, or on this page).
If you are in a hurry, compile with -dNoSound.
Compilation options
To get real graphics (and not simple colored squares) you have to compile the program with -dPictures.
If your FPC version is recent enough, you can use -dUserMode, to get a custom sized window. Otherwise the program will create a 640x480 window.
See build.sh for a command line example.
Credits
Graphics
Graphics for a snake game by Eugene Loza.
- https://opengameart.org/content/snake-sprites-sound
- https://github.com/eugeneloza/SnakeGame
- https://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,34706.0.html
Cherries image by Master484.
Sounds
The Essential Retro Video Game Sound Effects Collection by Juhani Junkala.
BASS library.
Ideas
I took ideas (and even some source code) in the simple snake game by Markus Mangold.