Superhero_Tournament

A turn-based fighting game like Pokemon Stadium but with in fight cutscenes similar to Dragon Ball Gokuden Legend Of The Super Sayian but it is text-based and a roguelike.

The instructions are used for Linux Mint so look for differences with your OS and adapt these instructions to your OS

Prerequisites for Rust and Application

1. Install rust from here: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install
2. Install Lua 5.4 development files on your machine, type this in terminal to install: sudo apt update sudo apt install liblua5.4-dev pkg-config then press enter

How to compile Superhero_Tournament, Warning: the repository folder is the folder i am talking about or a folder with the repositories contents in it.

1. Put this in the terminal first then press enter except the stuff that is in parentheses and parentheses: cd directory(directory must be unique to those 2 files and that will be your project folder) with Superhero_Tournament.rs and Cargo.toml file
2. Put this in the terminal then press enter except the stuff that is in parentheses and parentheses: cargo build (for fast compilation but not efficent application) or cargo build --release (for efficent application but not fast compilation)
3. The executable file will be in your project folder in /target/debug or release directory
4. To open the executable you just drag the executable into your terminal and press enter.

Mod Support Info

• To load a mod file, the mod file needs to be in cloned repository folder/folder with Superhero_Tournament.rs and Cargo.toml files, out of its folder and it needs to be and needs to be called Superhero_Tournament_Mod.lua

Example Mod Repository Page

Fantasy Computer Compacted Version Repository Page

Fantasy Computer Compacted Version ReadMe Page

Game Creation System Version Repository Page

Game Creation System Version ReadMe Page

Repository Page

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