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SUMMER OF CODE PROJECT : designing an engine for '''Board Games''' authoring system for the XO. This should be a robust but simple system that will allow users to create their own board games on the laptop. The system will be written in [[Python]] w/[[Pygame]] elements.
Designing an engine for '''Board Games''' authoring system for the XO. This should be a robust but simple system that will allow users to create their own board games on the laptop. The system will be written in [[Python]] w/[[Pygame]] elements.
These Board Games can have mini games like Asterix(r) game series, or even Mario Party(r) against work only with cards and rules.
These Board Games can have mini games like Asterix(r) board games [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Asterix_games#Board_games] series, or even Mario Party(r) against work only with cards and rules.


There's already a 'board game engine' called childsplay http://childsplay.sf.net which is Python/Pygame based
There's already a 'board game engine' called childsplay http://childsplay.sf.net which is Python/Pygame based
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also tries to be as OLPC compatible as possible.
also tries to be as OLPC compatible as possible.


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Latest revision as of 12:19, 28 August 2011

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Design version .01

Designing an engine for Board Games authoring system for the XO. This should be a robust but simple system that will allow users to create their own board games on the laptop. The system will be written in Python w/Pygame elements. These Board Games can have mini games like Asterix(r) board games [1] series, or even Mario Party(r) against work only with cards and rules.

There's already a 'board game engine' called childsplay http://childsplay.sf.net which is Python/Pygame based and uses a plugin system for the games. A new project is started called schoolsplay, http://schoolsplay.sf.net , which will replace childsplay and also tries to be as OLPC compatible as possible.