Autumn Lisp Game Jam 2025 Entry

[pixel...@gmail.com]

Well, the core gameplay is here.
I'm going to spend Sunday polishing it up. (The competition ends in the evening)
If anyone wants to hack on it feel free these can be team efforts. :)

I'll attach the LISP file.
In the end, a lot of stuff had to end up on the cutting room floor to make the deadline. 

Care and feeding of this program:
1. Start by loading RING.LISP (compile if you wish, but it's FAST-ENOUGH-P).
2. To kickoff the program type (HUNGARIAN.RINGS) from an Interlisp Exec.
3. You will be prompted to place 2 windows. One is the live puzzle and the other is a card with the solution painted to it.
4. To rotate the rings, click inside the ring. Left mouse: Rotate Left, Right mouse: Rotate Right.

5. For the sake of time I didn't do the whole menubar right click computation. I just lazily mapped the usual window button to the middle mouse.
6. There are a lot of "for the sake of time" things that didn't make it in.

BUT I have something presentable with a day of polish. Yet.

Thoughts welcome. This is rushed code and a lot had to be pushed to the last hour, separating out the essentials from the "nice to haves".

10 days to make a game is rougher than it seems. Everything in my case was done from scratch so testing gobbled up a lot of time. 

Anyway, yes the rough prototype I'll polish then submit:
(See attached)

[Paolo Amoroso]

It looks really nice and works well, including the mouse gestures. There's an extra period in the hint "Middle click for menu.."

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[pixel...@gmail.com]

Thanks Paolo!
I ended up revising the code and commenting the various parts.
Fixed the mentioned typo.

Here it is in the queue of entries.
https://itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-jam-2025/entries

[Paolo Amoroso]

Alexander Shendi, in a post on Mastodon, invites the authors of submissions to Autumn Lisp Game Jam 2025 to give virtual presentations of their projects at 3C39, the 39th Chaos Communication Congress that will take place on Dec 27-30, 2025 in Germany.

[pixel...@gmail.com]

Hmm I'm not sure it is the correct audience for what I'd present.

If this is the correct page, it seems more about hactavism than programming.

https://content.events.ccc.de/cfp/39c3/index.en.html

- Ryan

[Paolo Amoroso]

Yes it's that page, Wikipedia has some background on the event and its organizer Chaos Computer Club. Alexander is setting up an informal assembly of Lisp enthusiasts at the event where last year he gave a talk on Medley.

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[Paolo Amoroso]

And they're gearing up for the Lisp assembly at 3C39...