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## Justification
There is a lot of talk in the games industry about two particular things: concurrency and functional programming. Concurrency is important due to the proliferation of multi-core gaming hardware, while functional programming is important due to the unmaintainability of modern object-oriented game codebases.
There is a lot of talk in the game industry about two particular things: concurrency and functional programming. Concurrency is important due to the proliferation of multi-core gaming hardware, while functional programming is important due to the unmaintainability of modern object-oriented game codebases.
## Installation
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(ns game-test.core
(:require [play-clj.core :refer :all]))
; defines a screen, where all the action takes place
; define a screen, where all the action takes place
(defscreen main-screen
; all the screen functions get a map called "screen" containing various
; important values, and a list called "entities" for storing game objects
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; this function runs only once, when the screen is first shown
:on-show
(fn [screen entities]
; updates the screen map to hold a tiled map renderer and a camera
; update the screen map to hold a tiled map renderer and a camera
(update! screen
:renderer (orthogonal-tiled-map "level1.tmx" 8)
:camera (orthographic-camera))
(let [; loads a sprite sheet from your resources dir
(let [; load a sprite sheet from your resources dir
sheet (image "tiles.png")
; splits the sheet into 16x16 tiles
; the "image!" function lets you call TextureRegion methods directly
; split the sheet into 16x16 tiles
; (the "image!" function lets you call TextureRegion methods directly)
tiles (image! sheet :split 16 16)
; gets the tile at row 6, col 0
; get the tile at row 6, col 0
player-image (image (aget tiles 6 0))
; add position and size to the player-image map so it can be drawn
player-image (assoc player-image :x 0 :y 0 :width 2 :height 2)]
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; return the entities list unmodified
entities))
; defines the game itself, and immediately hands off to the screen
; define the game itself, and immediately hand off to the screen
(defgame game-test
:on-create
(fn [this]