Course: Roguelike Tutorial - in Rust

Course link: https://github.com/amethyst/rustrogueliketutorial

Status: 🚧

Preparations

1. Install WASM-related components

rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown
cargo install wasm-bindgen-cli

2. [Optional] Install system dependencies for native target: cmake, c++, fontconfig

# For Fedora
sudo dnf install cmake g++ fontconfig-devel

3. [Optional] Install simple-http-server for file serving

cargo install simple-http-server

Run

Native

cargo run

Web

Build

cargo build --release --target wasm32-unknown-unknown
wasm-bindgen target/wasm32-unknown-unknown/release/*wasm --out-dir wasm --no-modules --no-typescript

Serve

simple-http-server -- wasm

... or use Python for serving

python3 -m http.server -d wasm

Open http://0.0.0.0:8000/

Index legend

• 📝 - a link to a book page
• ✏️ - a link to an .rs file (code)
• 👷 - a page under construction in the course
• 🚧 - not finished

Index

• 📝 Introduction
• 📝 1. Building for the Web
• 📝 2. Section 1 - Hello Rust
  • 📝 2.1. Entities and Components
  • 📝 2.2. Walking A Map
  • 📝 2.3. A More Interesting Map
  • 📝 2.4. Field of View
  • 📝 2.5. Monsters
  • 📝 2.6. Dealing Damage
  • 📝 2.7. User Interface
  • 📝 2.8. Items and Inventory
  • 📝 2.9. Ranged Scrolls/Targeting
  • 📝 2.10. Saving and Loading
  • 📝 2.11. Delving Deeper
  • 📝 2.12. Difficulty
  • 📝 2.13. Equipment
• 📝 3. Section 2 - Stretch Goals
  • 📝 3.1. Nice Walls with Bitsets
  • 📝 3.2. Bloodstains
  • 📝 3.3. Particle Effects
  • 📝 3.4. Hunger Clock
  • 📝 3.5. Magic Mapping
  • 📝 3.6. REX Paint Menu
  • 📝 3.7. Simple Traps
• 📝 4. Section 3 - Generating Maps
  • 📝 4.1. Refactor Map Building
  • 📝 4.2. Map Building Test Harness
  • 📝 4.3. BSP Room Dungeons
  • 📝 4.4. BSP Interior Design
  • 📝 4.5. Cellular Automata Maps
  • 📝 4.6. Drunkard's Walk Maps
  • 📝 4.7. Mazes and Labyrinths
  • 📝 4.8. Diffusion-limited aggregation maps
  • 📝 4.9. Add symmetry and brushes to the library
  • 📝 4.10. Voronoi Hive Maps
  • 📝 4.11. Wave Function Collapse
  • 📝 4.12. Prefabs & Sectionals
  • 📝 4.13. Room Vaults
  • 📝 4.14. Layering/Builder Chaining
  • 📝 4.15. Fun With Layers
  • 📝 4.16. Room Builders
  • 📝 4.17. Better Corridors
  • 📝 4.18. Doors
  • 📝 4.19. Decouple map size from screen size
  • 📝 4.20. Section 3 Conclusion
• 🚧 5. Section 4 - Making A Game
  • 🚧 5.1. Design Document
  • 🚧 5.2. Raw Files, Data-Driven Design
  • 🚧 5.3. Data-Driven Spawn Tables
  • 🚧 5.4. Making the town
  • 🚧 5.5. Populating the town
  • 🚧 5.6. Living bystanders
  • 🚧 5.7. Game Stats
  • 🚧 5.8. Equipment
  • 🚧 5.9. User Interface
  • 🚧 5.10. Into the Woods!
  • 🚧 5.11. XP
  • 🚧 5.12. Backtracking
  • 🚧 5.13. Into the caverns
  • 🚧 5.14. Better AI
  • 🚧 5.15. Spatial Indexing Revisited
  • 🚧 5.16. Item Stats and Vendors
  • 🚧 5.17. Deep caverns
  • 🚧 5.18. Cavern to Dwarf Fort
  • 🚧 5.19. Town Portals
  • 🚧 5.20. Magic Items
  • 🚧 5.21. Effects
  • 🚧 5.22. Cursed Items
  • 🚧 5.23. Even More Items
  • 🚧 5.24. Magic Spells
  • 🚧 5.25. Enter the Dragon
  • 🚧 5.26. Mushrooms
  • 🚧 5.27. More Shrooms
  • 🚧 5.28. Ranged Combat
  • 🚧 5.29. Logging
  • 🚧 5.30. Text Layers
  • 🚧 5.31. Systems/Dispatch
  • 🚧 5.32. Dark Elf City 1
  • 🚧 5.33. Dark Elf Plaza

Notes

Comments

• Some of my thoughts are prefixed with NOTE(DP):
  • Example: // NOTE(DP): Algorithm complexity: O(n)
• Resolved course TODOs are prefixed with DONE:
  • Example: // NOTE(DP): ^ Uncomment the above 2 lines to see the compiler error
• Other comments copied from the course

Code conduction

This project uses Gitmoji for commit messages

License

GPLv3+