Using rEFInd you can select the appropriate OS and it should boot cleanly on your hardware. In the event that rEFInd gets clobbered (you'll know, because a power-cycle takes you to the built-in macOS boot manager) you should still be able to boot into Windows, but you'll probably lose the ability to boot into Linux. BRiTEBOT Windows (.exe) 7 MB. BRiTEBOT OSX (.app) 8 MB. BRiTEBOT Linux (.love) 4 MB. BRiTEBOT Source code 4 MB. Development log. BRiTEBOT: Undo Button! Log in with itch.io to leave a comment. Idah6 45 days ago. You should add the open source. Right-click the USB flash drive, select the Format Disk for Mac option from the left navigation pane. Format Disk for Mac using GPT partition Quick note: You want to do this before creating the bootable media because there is a good chance that the drive was formatted using a Windows device.
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
ABOUT
This is a 3D puzzle game about collecting wrenches. Each level has a unique gimmick that you must use to help you (for example, pushing blocks, springs, teleporters, etc.)
There are 12 stages in total. You'll need to complete the first 6 to unlock the bonus night levels.
Note: If the game runs slow make sure you turn off 'good graphics' in the settings.
Note: If the game runs slow make sure you turn off 'good graphics' in the settings.
HELP
Instructions:
- In order to collect the wrenches you must move and jump.
- You can hold the move keys but if you need precision I recommend tapping the keys every time you want to move (You can also move faster this way).
- While jumping you can move twice in the air, but you can only jump on top of a block with your first move.
- It's way easier to go over a gap if you jump first then move.Trying to jump after walking off an edge isn't fun ;)
- If you mess up, you can use the undo function!
Instructions:
- In order to collect the wrenches you must move and jump.
- You can hold the move keys but if you need precision I recommend tapping the keys every time you want to move (You can also move faster this way).
- While jumping you can move twice in the air, but you can only jump on top of a block with your first move.
- It's way easier to go over a gap if you jump first then move.Trying to jump after walking off an edge isn't fun ;)
- If you mess up, you can use the undo function!
Controls (Change in settings):
- Move: W A S D Keys
- Camera: Arrow Keys (Or drag with mouse)
- Jump: Space
- Pause: Escape/Enter/Select Key (If you get stuck, pause to reset)
- Undo: R
Run from life mac os. Settings:
If the game runs slow I strongly suggest turning off 'good graphics' in the settings.
Doing this makes the game use spritebatches, but as a result shadows are simplified. Shaders are also disabled in this setting.
Press F11 for fullscreen
If the game runs slow I strongly suggest turning off 'good graphics' in the settings.
Doing this makes the game use spritebatches, but as a result shadows are simplified. Shaders are also disabled in this setting.
Press F11 for fullscreen
Hope you enjoy!
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
Rating | |
Author | alesan99 |
Genre | Puzzle |
Made with | LÖVE |
Tags | 16-bit, 3D, 8-Bit, blocks, Colorful, LÖVE, Pixel Art, sourcecode |
Average session | A few minutes |
Inputs | Keyboard |
Accessibility | Configurable controls |
Download
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Development log
- BRiTEBOT: Undo Button!Jan 01, 2019
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You should add the open source and/or sourcecode tag!
Dear developer, level 4 is bugged out when i jump to red teleport. I can not finish level.
Not sure what you mean, but a quick restart should fix it
Dear developer, i can not set fullscreen. When i set window size x5 then game is stretched beyond bounds. I have fulldh screen. Mouse wheel does not zoom into the map. Playstation 3 gamepad was not tested. R button does not restart level. when i minimize app into taskbar then music does not stop. Game is not 64bit. Please add weather effects and daynight cycle. Mouse wheel does not scroll between level selection screen. Space bar sometimes does not launch third level. Please add option to switch mouse cursor into custom big because sometimes i can not see where my cursor is. God bless you.
Played this on my channel and made a fool of myself! :P
Liked the way you can freely rotate the view.
Lacks an undo button ! Always put an undo button in puzzles where you can mess things up. Outrageous to have to start all over again because just before getting the last item I double pushed a key and make fall a cube ..
Reminded me a lllliiiiiittle it of my favorite Nintendo similar game: Captain Toad Treasure Tracker.
I totaly liked the look, feel and play of this game. I got stuck on the first level but only becuase of my own stupidty lol.
Regardswobblyfootgamer
this is a nice type og geting dirtacted when doing noting
I loved that each level introduced a brand new gameplay element, and I think that really made the game special and fun. The challenging aspect of trying to get all of the wrenches really adds replayability to the game. Overall, I thought it was a great game and i would definetly recommend getting it.
Yeah, good game!
You only should add a sign at the screen borders that foollow the char to indicate where he goes when pressing the 'Up' command. Something like this:
The HUD is shifted on bottom to avoid overlaps.
Thanks for the feed back!
The character's sprite direction corresponds to where the controls move him, which is why I only made 4 directions for the sprite. I can understand there still being some confusion about it though, so I'll consider adding something to make it more clear.
as alternative, what about to lock views to 45 degrees only?
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# Prerequisites
Before you begin downloading and installing BriteCore-specific tools, you will need to set up some generic software. This guide assumes familiarity with the Terminal in Mac OS, the basics of a Unix command line, Git, and GitHub.
# XCode Command Line Tools
These are the core utilities necessary to compile code from source on Mac OS. Installing them is as simple as running:
from the Terminal and following the prompts.
# Homebrew
Homebrew is an open source package manager specifically for Mac OS. You can install it via the following terminal command, which runs Homebrew's installation script from GitHub.
More information about how to use Homebrew is available at brew.sh/.
Once Homebrew is set up, install the following packages with
brew install package_name
replacing package_name
:python@2
- This specifies the most up-to-date version of Python 2.7.xa. This package automatically installs pip and setuptools as well.ipython
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- This specifies the most up-to-date version of MySQL 5.6.x
# Docker
Docker CE can be downloaded here: store.docker.com/editions/community/docker-ce-desktop-mac (it requires the creation of a free account).
Note: Running devbrite create fails if Docker does not have enough RAM allocated; 8 GB is typically sufficient.
# Sequel Pro
Sequel Pro is a nice, open source database visualization tool available for download from https://sequelpro.com/download#auto-start
See Tools for instructions to Color Code Sequel Pro Tabs.
# Credentials
You need to set up an SSH key pair for GitHub. Before you create a new key pair, you should see if you already have one by running
ls -al ~/.ssh
. In the resulting list of files (assuming there are any to display) look for files ending in .pub
to indicate the public half of a key pair. If any of the following is true, you should generate a new key pair:- There is a
.pub
file but you don't remember generating that key pair, or don't remember what it is for - There is a
.pub
file but it is more than a few years old - There are no
.pub
files, or the.ssh
directory does not exist
To generate a new key pair:
- Run the following using your professional email address (BriteCore employees should insert their BriteCore email address):
- You will be prompted for a filename; hit enter to accept the default name and location. You will also be prompted for a passphrase to lock the key files. Doing so involves a measure of inconvenience you can get around by configuring your ssh-agent.
- Having generated an SSH key pair, you now need to add the public half to your GitHub. Run the following to copy the contents of the public key file to your clipboard:
- Paste the public key file into the Key box at github.com/settings/keys. Title the key as you see fit (the name is not significant outside of helping you keep track if you have more than one of them).
- Once you have your IAM credentials, put them in two files you create:
- If you are comfortable with a CLI text editor such as vim, emacs, or nano feel free to use them. Otherwise, run the following to create and then open the files in TextEdit:
# Fixing Paths
There just a couple of things you need to adjust before proceeding.
- First, there are a few packages to install with pip that expect there to be a
/usr/local/man
. Create a symbolic link like so:
- Next, one of the tools in our dev suite needs
mysql_config
for installation. It was installed along with MySQL, but it's not discoverable on the$PATH
. You will need to find the location where Homebrew installed MySQL, which you can accomplish with this:
- That will list a folder named
5.6.nn
where 'nn' will be the actual version number installed. Amend your$PATH
as follows, replacing 'nn' with what you found:
Note: Amending your PATH this way is not permanent. Finish setup before exiting your terminal; exiting will lose this change. If you must exit your session for some reason, simply amend the path again before continuing.
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# Pip Packages
Install the following with
/usr/local/bin/pip install package_name
, replacing package_name
:Britebot Mac Os Update
virtualenv
pudb
nosecomplete
nose-pudb
# PowerTools
If you've gone through all the prerequisites, you're ready to install our suite of dev tools. To install them, simply run:
You can also look through the repository if you wish at github.com/IntuitiveWebSolutions/PowerTools.
# DevBrite
Chief among the tools in PowerTools is devbrite. Documentation on the tool is available in DevBriteDocumentation.pdf.
# Creating a Local BriteCore Instance
- Then clone the IntuitiveWebSolutions/BriteCore repo (using the SSH method) for a local copy of the code to run and work on
- The following will then create a virtualenv for your BriteCore instances, and load you into it (The version output should correspond to Python 2.7):
- Now that you're inside the venv, run the following to finalize your AWS credentials, perform first time setup for devbrite, create a local instance, and then get it running. Replace
<project>
with whatever you want the project to be called. Replace<client>
with the name of the client whose data you want to work with:
# Optional
When creating a local instance, the following tables are excluded by default because they tend to be very large:
- system_log
- premium_records
- files
- cron_jobs
- notes
- archives
- agency_experience_claim_count
- agency_experience_claims
- agency_experience_earned_premium
- agency_experience_loss_reserves_beginning
- agency_experience_loss_reserves_ending
- agency_experience_paid_premium
- agency_experience_policy_changes
- agency_experience_policy_state
- agency_experience_summary
- agent_experience_summary
- agency_experience_written_premium
- agency_group_experience_summary
- x_files
- system_test_results
- vendor_transactions
- deleted_records
If you need some of them anyway, there are options:
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# Next Steps
You can find more information about using BriteDevEnv in theBriteDevEnv documentation.
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Before diving into the code, go read General Considerations.