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Jeremy Penner 2011-03-05 16:32:12 -08:00
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@ -32,6 +32,6 @@ If you are interested in the source code, simply run the following command:
git clone http://www.information-superhighway.net/kliffy/.git
Be warned: It's an enormous mess, mangled to accommodate the needs of code which attempts to violate causality. Hungarian notation is used heavily with little explaination. If you would like to attempt to write your own story using Kliffy, know that there will be no error messages to guide your way if you do something wrong; your story will just cease to appear in the browser. Also, there are almost certainly bugs I'm not aware of, in addition to the handful that I am already aware of and have worked around in my story for the purposes of making the deadline.
Be warned: It's an enormous mess, mangled to accommodate the needs of code which attempts to violate causality. Hungarian notation is used heavily with little explanation. If you would like to attempt to write your own story using Kliffy, know that there will be no error messages to guide your way if you do something wrong; your story will just cease to appear in the browser. Also, there are almost certainly bugs I'm not aware of, in addition to the handful that I am already aware of and have worked around in my story for the purposes of making the deadline.
[email]: mailto:jeremy%20dot%20penner%20at%20gmail%20dot%20com

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<p>
I guess there's the time travel bit, too. I don't advise trying it, personally; building a model of the world
in code where causality can occasionally be violated turned out to be much more difficult and time-consuming
than I expected. I have no explaination for why I would have thought coding time travel paradoxes would be easy.
than I expected. I have no explanation for why I would have thought coding time travel paradoxes would be easy.
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I would love to hear any and all feedback about your experience playing this game. I can be reached