This project is a game interface for anki. The goal of this project is to lessen the tedium of reviewing cards by means of a monter-hunting game.
Discontinued and no longer maintained. There are several reasons for this:
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The game I've made isn't exactly that much fun to play. It was interesting for the few hours, but it quickly got stale and boring, which defeats the whole point of the game interface for anki.
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Having anki dependency (including the addon) multiplies the complexity of maintaining the project, moreso when it comes to crealing a release that works standalone and reliably. It puts the burden on finding the right versions of anki+addon on the users. In hindsight, I could have just used a simpler spacing algorithm.
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Currently, gganki only works on particular kinds of deck, specifically the AJT Kanji Transition TSC deck. Making gganki work agnostically with any kind of deck is way harder, if not impossible, due to do how unstructured anki cards are.
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I used an unmaintained library C# wrapper for lua LÖVE. The library does work fine for the most part, I found a few bugs that I easily found a workaround without needing to fork.
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I used minimalistic game engine like lua LÖVE. I spent way more time reimplementing stuffs that a more full-featured game engine would provide out of the box. It was fun, but I side-stepped too much from the original path, which resulted to an experimental unmaintainable codebase.
To be clear, only this particular project is discontinued. I think the idea is interesting and has potential. I'm actually thinking and planning of creating a rewrite with godot and without the anki dependency.
- anki, tested on version v2.1.49
- anki-connect addon, tested with v22.2.19.0
- anki deck: AJT KanjiTransition
- Install anki and addon (see above)
- Make sure anki is running, and the anki-connect addon is enabled.
- Add AJT deck to anki. It's possible the latest version is no longer compatible. In that case, you can use this archived deck. Note: the deck must have exactly the name "AJT Kanji Transition TSC", otherwise, it won't work.
- Download gganki from here
- Run gganki
Since this is an unfinished and discontinued project, you would most likely be unable to run gganki without a ton of errors. If that's the case, you can try building from source instead (see Development section).
- WASD keys: movement
- spacebar: dash
- mouse movement: aim
- left-click: short-range attack
- right-click: long-range attack
- double right-click: mid-range attack
The codebase is in a messy state, typical hacky gamedev/startup code. Much of the code is dumped on Script.cs. I wouldn't normally code like this in a more professional, collaboratve setting, so it would be great it if I wasn't judged based on this project. That all said, here's how to build from source:
- Install dotnet
$ git clone https://github.com/nvlled/gganki$ cd gganki; dotnet run