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Available | Available in 3DSX/SMDH formats. | ||
Copy the folder containing .3dsx and .smdh to the 3ds folder on your SD card, then launch with | Copy the folder containing .3dsx and .smdh to the 3ds folder on your SD card, then launch with Homebrew Launcher. | ||
==User guide== | ==User guide== |
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Tappy Plane | |
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General | |
Author | Stephen Gowen (sgowen) |
Type | Arcade Other |
Version | 1.0 |
License | Mixed |
Last Updated | 2015/09/01 |
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Tappy Plane is a Flappy Bird clone for the Nintendo 3DS. It is a side-scrolling mobile game originally developed by Vietnamese video game artist and programmer Dong Nguyen, under his game development company dotGears.
It is also available on Android, iOS, Windows Phone 8.
Installation
Available in 3DSX/SMDH formats.
Copy the folder containing .3dsx and .smdh to the 3ds folder on your SD card, then launch with Homebrew Launcher.
User guide
Control a colorful plane that attempts to fly through a cave without crashing into obstacles.
Controls
Operate with Stylus.
Setup Instructions for Nintendo 3DS
- I recommend installing the Homebrew Launcher first (it launches 3dsx files for you, which is nice). You can learn how to do this here: http://smealum.github.io/3ds/
- Install NetBeans with C/C++ support.
- Follow the tutorial here on how to set up your NetBeans development environment: http://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Setting_up_Development_Environment, but ignore the part at the bottom (Building homebrew for distribution) if you just plan on accessing your build via the Homebrew Launcher
- At the top of the sf2dlib Makefile, add a declaration for AEMSTRO (after DEVKITPRO and DEVKITARM): export AEMSTRO=
- Build sf2dlib
- Back in tappy-plane, add the following line to the top of your Makefile (again after DEVKITPRO and DEVKITARM): export LIBSF2D=
- Build!
Screenshots
Credits
Thanks goes to http://kenney.nl for this set of free graphics.