A game collection that uses two main colors. Designed to help people correct "lazy eye" (amblyopia) by using those red-blue tinted glasses (like for 3D movies).

• start screen
• menu/options
• color matching/auto switch
• tetra
• tanks
• music/sound effects (used beepbox to quickly prototype)

Clone the repo, then install the love2d game engine for your system from https://love2d.org/!

• main loop in main.lua, game config in conf.lua
• each part of game is separated into folders (src/tetra, src/tanks, etc.)
• libs (that i didn't write) in (src/lib)
• utils (that i did write) in (src/util)
• assets

Makefile has all the "necessary" commands compiled together. Use make to run the game locally without building it to be distributed.

In the Makefile, but you can also refer to the love2d docs for game distribution here!

Using https://github.com/Davidobot/love.js to generate and run a web build after running a normal build. Commands for generating the files are in the Makefile.

Look through only one tinted lens of glasses, and adjust the color until it turns near black. Looking through a pure blue filter would only show blue light, and same with everything else.

Match the opposite color into the black background.

Switches colors around randomly in the middle of playing a game.

• push: for aspect ratio windowing stuff
• classic: for simple oop stuff, renamed to lib/object
• lume: serialization for save data
• minheap: priority queue

These are all sitting in src/lib

• drawing the intersection of two cirlces efficiently.
• title screen image gets blocked out by the bouncing red and blue circles.

Recreating the famous stacking game is more complex than one might think. The weird things is coding rotation, srs kicks, and movement things like ARR, DAS, and DCD.

Heavily referenced tetrio and other tables for specific details.

All functionality essentials implemented.

More notes here.

• controls: wasd to move, mouse to aim, spacebar to fire
• kinda some weird geometry math for tank auto movement