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# Couch, the Last Bastion of Interactive Arts Co-operation
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## Technical Specifications
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- OpenGL is the only officially supported backend
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- GLEW to wrangle extensions
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- GLFW3 for handling windows and whatnot
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- Targets Windows, Linux
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- ~~Guile with GOOPS as scripting language~~ ~~Lua is the scripting language with Guile as a stretch goal~~
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- Python?
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- No editor planned
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## Roadmap
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### Programmable Balls
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I want my balls to be programmable, I need to create a few key classes
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1. Balls, duh
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2. Transforms, which represent position (of my balls)
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3. Camera, to look at my balls
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4. Shaders, to render my balls
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### Programmable Balls Postmortem
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Everything seems to work, but we need a system of what goes in the scene
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I think a scene tree like the one in Godot would be cool
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I keep switching scripting languages, can I make it so it's programmable in many languages, switchable via command line?
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