You can easily create plugins for the game by putting a new folder into plugins/ with the name of your plugin and then compiling your code into a shared library placed inside this folder named "<plugin name>.so" (`-shared -fpic`).
You might want to include the game.h file from plugins/game/game.h. Have a look into it to see available API. See the existing plugins for examples.
- Controls: WASD to move, Q to quit.
+ Controls: WASD to move, Q to quit, Space to shoot.
-To build the loader and the plugins in the plugins/ folder, simply type `make` or `make all`. There are separate targets for the loader (`dungeon`) and the plugins. All Makefiles that are placed in plugin directories, so you might want to include a makefile in your plugin. The plugins target simply depends on ${PLUGINS}, so just add things to this in your plugin Makefile to add them to the plugins target (usually your plugin.so)
+To build the loader and the plugins in the plugins/ folder, simply type `make` or `make all`. There are separate targets for the loader (`dungeon`) and the plugins. All Makefiles that are placed in plugin directories, so you might want to include a makefile in your plugin. The plugins target simply depends on ${PLUGINS}, so just add things to this in your plugin Makefile to add them to the plugins target (usually your plugin.so)
To run the loader, type `./dungeon`. It will load all plugins including the game itself dynamically and run the game.
-Plugins are loaded in alphabethical order, with the exception of the game plugin that is loaded first. If you want to make a plugin that depends on another plugin, make sure the other plugin is loaded first by setting the name of your plugin accordingly. A cleaner solution to this is coming soon.
+If you want to make a plugin that depends on another plugin (including the game itself), make sure to depend on that plugin. To add dependencies to a plugin, create a file named dependencies.txt in the plugin folder. Put the names of all plugins your plugin depends on into that file. You can use spaces or newlines as seperators.