For Sidaction 2021, I took part in the Gaming For Sidaction fund-raising operation organized by the Choeur de Gamers association on Twitch. My weekend was devoted to coding video games and demos around video game development in Pascal under Delphi.
In this repository you'll find the source code for a little cartoon: a duck walking on the water of a river in the English countryside. I created it to show how to animate on-screen elements with a minimum of coding, using FireMonkey components. As we'd already played with a duck image for the rest of the weekend, I stuck with it.
Other projects that may be of interest to you also got underway over the weekend: Delphi FMX Game Snippets and the video game Ok Ducky!.
This code repository contains a project developed in Object Pascal language under Delphi. You don't know what Delphi is and where to download it ? You'll learn more on this web site.
- Promenade d'un canard (animation faite avec Delphi)
- Codage d'une cinématique avec Delphi dans le cadre du Sidaction 2021 (in French)
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To download this code repository, we recommend using "git", but you can also download a ZIP file directly from its GitHub repository.
- London map (scene 1 background) - (c) Ink drop / Adobe Stock
- The river (scene 2 background) - (c) Neilras / Adobe Stock
- The pond (scene 3 background) - (c) Bluering Media / Adobe Stock
- Duck - (c) Kenney
- Animated vortex - (c) Cartoon Smart
As an Embarcadero MVP, I benefit from the latest versions of Delphi and C++ Builder in RAD Studio as soon as they are released. I therefore work with these versions.
Normally, my libraries and components should also run on at least the current version of Delphi Community Edition.
There's no guarantee of compatibility with earlier versions, even though I try to keep my code clean and avoid using too many of the new ways of writing in it (type inference, inline var and multiline strings).
If you detect any anomalies on earlier versions, please don't hesitate to report them so that I can test and try to correct or provide a workaround.
This source code is distributed under the AGPL 3.0 or later license.
You are generally free to use the contents of this code repository anywhere, provided that:
- you mention it in your projects
- distribute the modifications made to the files supplied in this project under the AGPL license (leaving the original copyright notices (author, link to this repository, license) which must be supplemented by your own)
- to distribute the source code of your creations under the AGPL license.
If this license doesn't suit your needs, you can purchase the right to use this project under the Apache License 2.0 or a dedicated commercial license (contact the author to explain your needs).
These source codes are provided as is, without warranty of any kind.
Certain elements included in this repository may be subject to third-party usage rights (images, sounds, etc.). They are not reusable in your projects unless otherwise stated.
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