Start of a game engine (complete with Lua scripts)

[CodeMonkey2000]

I this is a start of a 2D game engine, with embedded scripting (with Lua). I'm taking a break from 3D programming to learn how to use blender, photoshop and make scripts. I used luna as my C++ wrapper. This is actually pretty fun. It feels like I am writing my own language. You can edit the script in main.lua and just run the exe (no need to compile ). I will return to 3D once I am done this engine, and after I learn to use blender.

EDIT: Here are the dlls.

[CodeMonkey2000]

Here is a fractal tree. I just rewrote an old turing post, but I can't find it. This is almost like programming in turing lol. Just save it over main.lua, and rerun the exe.

Lua:

setScreen(860, 500,false,"Fractal Tree") DEG_TO_RAD=57.29578 function fractal (x,y,ang,len,n,ang2)         if n>8 then                 tmp=colour(255*0.3,255*0.3,0)         else                 tmp=colour(0,100,0)         end         drawLine(x,500-y,math.floor(math.cos (ang/DEG_TO_RAD)*len+x),500-math.floor( math.sin (ang/DEG_TO_RAD)*len+y),tmp)         if(n>0) then                 fractal(math.cos (ang/DEG_TO_RAD)*len+x, math.sin (ang/DEG_TO_RAD)*len+y, ang + ang2,len-3, n - 1, ang2)                 fractal(math.cos (ang/DEG_TO_RAD)*len+x, math.sin (ang/DEG_TO_RAD)*len+y, ang - ang2, len-3, n - 1, ang2)         end end while not done do         cls(BLACK)         mx,my,r,l=getMouseState()         fractal (860/2,0, 90, 50, 13,my/20)         update()         done=tryQuit() end endP()

[Homer_simpson]

neat, i didn't even know such thing existed

[CodeMonkey2000]

Lol, my CS teacher recommended that I learn it. He is very knowledgeable, unlike most high school CS teachers.

[Insectoid]

I envy your class.