A python implementation of the incredibly popular Fury of Dracula game.
You can launch it from the drac.py file, from console or otherwise. I'm working out a better way.
See the drac_config.py file? That's drac's config. Use it wisely.
Use the config to change drac's mode:
- Plays, Turns: The program's first argument is the past plays string.
- Interactive: Just run
drac.py, it will greet you with the interactive menu. - Networked: WIP. Client-server system according to
drac_config.py, allowing network play. - Pygame: WIP. Graphical representation of the game using the pygame module.
- AI Mode: WIP. Allows AI modules to be used to battle it out.
COMP1927's second assessment is/was doing this in C, and I decided to do it in Python too, as a side project.
- Nick Robson: Programming
drac is licensed under the GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v3.
This means:
| Required | Permitted | Forbidden |
|---|---|---|
| Disclose Source | Commercial Use | Hold Liable |
| License and copyright notice | Distribution | Sublicensing |
| Network Use is Distribution | Modification | |
| State Changes | Patent Grant | |
| Private Use |
This means modifications:
- must be open source (Source Code is publically available)
- must include the same LICENSE (use AGPL v3)
- must provide full software access (including Source Code) to anyone using the software via network
- must explicitly state changes between the modification and the original software
Please see the provided LICENSE file for more information.