Then let's do this with streetwalker as our leader! Any opponents?

Well the goal is.to have a single person leading.the whole project, managing programmers, writers and spriters at the same time. If everyone's ok with it I'll post a more detailed post this weekend.

I won't mind handling the tilemapper since it is pretty difficult to understand unless you write it yourself (sorry).

Also, I have nothing to contest

Xeda112358 I don't ask you because tilemapping is "difficult", but because you already started it and said that you'll take care of it in the past.

Oh yeah that's right, sorry ^^'

Quote from: pimathbrainiac on September 10, 2013, 07:06:43 pm

Question: is the latest story revision on the wiki, or on the google doc?

EDIT: the wiki is no more, unless epic7 has a backup of it. I'll ask him about it on FB.

I remember a fair deal of the story, and I think I had a more fleshed out version in the works, somewhere in the depths on my computer.

I'll continue as one of the head writers. (Or, er... I'll take HOMER-16's place)

I talked to epic7, and he says he might know where it is. I'll keep you posted there.

Also:
I'll nominate myself as the pimathbrainiac party nominee for head writer (as in, I wish to be one)

Okay so I'm deciding how the team work will be organized since it looks like I'm recognized as lead dev.

-All the (re)source, build scripts, etc. will be hosted on Github.
-Shmibs's tok8x will be used to tokenize Axe code which will be stored in raw text files with .axe as extension.
-SPASM will be used for all Asm code (which will e compiled as Axioms) and resource file generation.
-Sprites should be stored as 8x8 or 16x16 BMPs since we use SPASM.
-Code formatting conventions should be established.
-When working on something, contributors would do their thing in a new branch which I'll approve before merging to master.
-I'll write some scripts (GNU make based) to compile Axe code in an emu (tilem2) and then run it either in emu or on an attached hardware calc. This will make testing easy and convenient for everyone.
-Every contributor shall be able to build binaries in order to test (including spriters and mappers). This means that at least a Linux virtual machine is required. I can cook up a VirtualBox image with all the dev environment set up if needed.

Anything to add / ammend ?