I'm doing some graphics programming using the Gosu gem. The thing is, when I create a Window my mouse pointer is hidden. I can guess where the mouse is at a certain moment, and I can intuitively click, but my users may not. Is there a way to show the pointer? ...
I tried to require Gosu's .so file, but it said something about "expecting assembly", I assumed that IronRuby will support library files which aren't written in dot net, may anybody help me please? ...
I'm looking for a good graphic framework to make a nice 2D game in Ruby. I made 3 very simple test to see which graphic Ruby framework is faster between Gosu and Rubygame. The test creates 1000 instances of a "Square" class that move and draw a red square by the simplest way using the framework's method. The 3rd test is the same thing bu...
The Chingu example looks something like this: require 'rubygems' require 'chingu' class Game < Chingu::Window def initialize super @player = Player.new end end class Player < Chingu::GameObject def initialize(options = {}) super(options.merge(:image => Gosu::Image["player.png"]) end end Game.new.show If I want t...
I'm learning basic game programming using Ruby and Gosu. I've installed Gosu from RubyGems, and it is currently sitting in /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/. The full path is /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/gosu-0.7.24-universal-darwin/. When I'm working on my game script, I can execute the file just fine using the terminal comm...