The language used is Haxe: http://haxe.org
Binaries/Releases can be downloaded here: https://github.com/kevansevans/openLR/releases
HXCPP 3.4.185 (haxelib set hxcpp 3.4.185)
openFL 6.2.2 (http://www.openfl.org/) (https://github.com/openfl/openfl)
lime 5.7.1 (https://github.com/openfl/lime)
If possible, openLR will always use the latest update for Haxe, openFL, and Lime. This is to ensure the most efficient builds possible, as performance is a major concern.
Install Haxe from http://haxe.org/download
(Or use sudo apt install haxe through bash)
Run in terminal the following commands, select Y to install if prompted:
haxelib set hxcpp 3.4.185
haxelib install openfl
haxelib run openfl setup
Running the above commands should install all the needed libraries to compile, including Lime. You may have to install other programs, the commands above assume you already have some form of a development enviornment set up on your system.
Run the command openfl to verify it was installed correctly. You should see the OpenFL logo appear in your terminal.
Change terminal directory to root openLR folder. It should contain the openLR.hxproj or project.xml files inside of it.
Run the command:
openfl build cpp
Alternative targets include openfl build html5, and openfl build flash. More will be added as development progresses.
Project will be compiled into bin folder. Be aware that you can compile to other platforms regardless of the platform you are on, however, compiling to a non-native platform will not produce a native C++ build, and will most likely suffer from performance hits.
If running on a debian based linux branch, the file 'openLR' will need to be renamed to 'openLR.sh'. This has been tested on Ubuntu and Lubuntu. Other haxe supported linux branches have not been tested.
Note: If you are running Windows 10 Ubuntu Bash, you will need to update Ubuntu and install G++ if you have not already.
Run the command sudo apt install g++ and the project should correctly compile to the Linux target.
If possible, on windows platform you can download Haxe Develop and use that as an IDE. OpenFL (and other libraries) will still need to be installed. Other IDE's can be used, and will most likely support a Haxe plugin that can compile for you without using the terminal.
Better save format
Compatibility with other save formats (SOL, JSON, TRK)
Mechanics across various LR builds and titles
Infinite rider support
Custom Rider support through JSON
Full rebindables keys
Multiple Language support
Modding support with cppia and hscript
Mobile deployment to Android and iOS
Boštjan "fšk" Čadež for Line Rider
InXile for not sending a cease and desist (yet) (this has no official endorsement)
LR-Tools https://github.com/conundrumer/lr-core (Thank you for this)
LRA https://github.com/jealouscloud/linerider-advanced (Thank you for this)
Haxe developers, Lime developers, and OpenFL Developers
FlashDevelop/HaxeDevelop for being such a wonderful IDE
HaxeFlixel Discord Server
And you most of all!
You can contact me at [email protected] for questions or info