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# axuy
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Minimalist peer-to-peer first-person shooter
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## Goals
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* Written in pure Python and thus be portable
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* Easy to read codebase as well as easy on resources
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* Generative visuals
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* Functional when possible
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* P2P communication based on calculated *trust*
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* Modularized for the ease of bot scripting
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## Screenshots
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Since axuy's screenshots would look like some kinky abstract art,
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I instead document the development progress as short clips on Youtube,
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[listed in reverse chronological order][yt]. If software freedom is concerned,
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one may view them using MPV with youtube-dl support.
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## Installation
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The game is still work-in-progress. Preview releases are available on PyPI
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and can be installed for Python 3.6+ via
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pip install axuy
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Unless one is on either Windows or macOS, perse would have to
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additionally install GLFW version 3.3 (or higher).
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Axuy can then be launch from the command-line using
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axuy --port=42069 &
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axuy --seeder=:42069
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There is also `aisample` in `tools` as an automated example
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with similar command-line interface.
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For hacking, after having dependenies installed, one may also invoke axuy
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from the project's root directory by
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python -m axuy --port=42069 &
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python -m axuy --seeder=:42069
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[yt]: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAA9fHINq3sayfxEyZSF2D_rMgDZGyL3N
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