Fullkning

Download

Download the latest version from here.

Compilation

After unzipping the source code, you can compile it with the following commands...

cd Fullkning
g++ fullkning.cpp -o fullkning.exe -std=c++17

Usage

Windows Usage

fullkning.exe <level-number>

Others Usage

./fullkning <level-number>

Create your own level

Manually

You can create your own level by creating a <level-number>.level file with the following format...

{y-coordinate} {x-coordinate}
{y-coordinate} {x-coordinate}

For each coordinate you will have a VirtualBlock which is your cyan O target.

13 1
13 8

15 2
15 3
15 6
15 7

16 2
16 3
16 6
16 7

17 4
17 5

18 3
18 6

19 2
19 7

For example this is the level 4.

With level editor

Windows

Since v0.2.0, you can create your own level with the level editor by running the following command...

levelmaker.exe <level-name>

...you will see a window like this...

&&&&&&&&&&&&
&          &
&     $    &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&          &
&&&&&&&&&&&&
Use {W, A, S, D}+ENTER to move the cursor
Use {P, R}+ENTER to place and remove a block
Use {Q}+ENTER to quit

...and you can create your own level by moving the cursor with W, A, S, D and placing or removing a block with P and R.

ℹ️ - The blocks are placed under the $ character if possible

Then you can save your level by pressing Q and the level will be saved in the levels folder.

Others

You can create your own level with the level editor by running the following command...

g++ levelmaker.cpp -o levelmaker -std=c++17
./levelmaker <level-name>

...you will see a window like the one above, now you can create your own level by moving the cursor with W, A, S, D and placing or removing a block with P and R.

ℹ️ - The blocks are placed under the $ character if possible ⚠️ - Due to problems with raw input, you will have to press ENTER after each key press, since v0.5 this is no longer the case for Linux users.

Then you can save your level by pressing Q and the level will be saved in the levels folder.