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So if you're like me and you record an audio file with your Android device and end up with .3gpp files, this short article will tell you how to get your recording into a format you can use on your workstation computer.

$ avconv -i inputfile.3gpp outputfile.wav


And presto, you should have a wav format file that you can dump into Audacity or whatever software you are working with.

// first ensure that the images have a transparent border
$ mogrify -bordercolor none -border 50 *.png

// now trim the images transparent edges
$ mogrify -trim +repage *.png

LÖVE is an *awesome* framework you can use to make 2D games in Lua. It's free, open-source, and works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. See http://www.love2d.org/ for more info.

Geany is a text editor using the GTK2 toolkit with basic features of an integrated development environment. It was developed to provide a small and fast IDE, which has only a few dependencies from other packages. It supports many filetypes and has some nice features. See http://www.geany.org/ for more info.

1. Install Geany and LÖVE as per their installation instructions.

2. In Geany, create and save a main.lua file somewhere.

3. Click on the Build menu, and click on Set Build Commands.

4. Add the following command in the Lua commands section:

Label: Run with love
Command: love `pwd`

This will allow you to press F8 to run your game with love.

5. Add the following command in the Lua commands section:

Label: Build .love Distributable
Command: ts=$(date +%s);zip -r ../${PWD##*/}_${ts}.love *
Working Directory: %p

This will let you create a .love distributable file in your project's parent folder by choosing Build .love Distributable from the Build menu.
.love files will have the name of your project folder and a time stamp number, so that you can create many distributable files and not overwrite previous files.

Gotta LÖVE Linux Game Development!

When I developed game on pixie, I didn't have enough sprite rotation. Whether adding of such funtion is possible?

I have put together a git repository for my own branch of the Pixie game engine.

You can check it out here.

My branch is designed for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Express users, and contains new tools, and new samples.
At the time of this writing, only one new sample (Sample4_Snake) has been added, however there are more that I am working on right now.

I hope to expand on the documentation, tutorials, and samples, as well as bring in additional support tools to make the Pixie development process easier.

This class requires the C++ Standard Template Library, and as such, your project much be compiled as a C++ program.

A working example of using this class can be seen here:

https://gist.github.com/3786505

Again, sorry bout that.  I looked up BBAStudios, I found something apparently not related to your project.  I did however, end up at the Bang Bang Studios site.  Good job so far, I say.

Okay, we have a facebook page, an old blog on blogspot, and our official site is bangbangattackstudios.com
I was confused about your statement of the page being under construction, as none of our pages are "under construction".