Guys, this is a branch is a development one, not really ready to anything. If you want to play around with working version, check the dev branch!
LastTry is open-source game written in Java, using LibGDX library and inspired by Terraria.
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/egordorichev/LastTry.git
cd LastTry
Compile project:
./gradlew clean build dist
You should end up with a jar, placed in desktop/build/libs/
. Run it.
Here are a few options, you can play around with:
- Launching the game with
-nl
argument will disable lights and increase performance - Launching the game with
-d
argument will enable developer/debug mode. Then you can press/
to open dev console.
-
- To give yourself some items using console, you just need to type:
/give lt:dirt 100
.lt:dirt
is dirt block id and100
is the count. Full list of items can be found here: https://github.com/egordorichev/LastTry/blob/dev/core/assets/data/items.json
- To give yourself some items using console, you just need to type:
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Copyright (c) 2017 Egor Dorichev
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