• Teamwork - The aim here is to make players work together in order to win. This could be a competitive team-based game like #domination, something where teamwork is vital in order to pass the round like #transform, a game where teamwork helps a lot but isn't required like #deploy, or whatever else you can think of.
• Asymmetrical Gameplay - The gameplay for this category must be designed so that not every player is equal. While the game should still be balanced and fun for everyone, mice may have different roles and tools at their disposal.
• Freestyle - You can create a minigame doing whatever you like, not limited like the above categories! However, your code must be based around this script. You may alter, improve, and change around the code in the previously linked script, but it must contain the same functionality.

• 1. 2000 cheese, 300 fraises worth of shop items, official module
• 2. 1500 cheese, 200 fraises worth of shop items, official module
• 3. 1000 cheese, 100 fraises worth of shop items, official module

• Fun - The resulting minigame must be enjoyable to play.
• Innovation - New and unheard of game concepts will be great to see! Another #deathmatch clone with chickens instead of cannons won't be.
• Intuitiveness - The game should ideally be easy for new players to get into. Whether there's a help menu that pops up when you join, the controls are obvious, there's text on the screen when it's needed or whatever else you decide upon, make sure people can start playing straight away.
• Code Efficiency - This won't be a major factor, but the code should be written fairly efficiently as to ensure it won't crash with lots of mice doing things.

• If your module will need some features available only to the module team (such as images or chat messages), you can contact a member of the module team to discuss using them.
• If you can't complete the module on your own, feel free to post in this thread to ask for someone else to help you out. Similarly, if you have a skill that you could use to help out someone else, feel free to post it in this thread so others can team up with you.
• One module submission per person/team.
• To submit your entry, send a PM to Moduleapi. Make sure to include a brief description of your module, a link to the code, and a list of everyone that helped make it.

Shamousey a dit :

Freestyle - You can create a minigame doing whatever you like, not limited like the above categories! However, your code must be based around this script. You may alter, improve, and change around the code in the previously linked script, but it must contain the same functionality.

Aanguson a dit :

Link doesn't work:

Shamousey a dit :VoirMasquer

Freestyle - You can create a minigame doing whatever you like, not limited like the above categories! However, your code must be based around this script. You may alter, improve, and change around the code in the previously linked script, but it must contain the same functionality.

Good luck

Animjarcanin a dit :

I participate!
But can we publish our module on the forum before the closure of submissions?

Animjarcanin a dit :

I participate!
But can we publish our module on the forum before the closure of submissions?

EDIT: Can we submit several modules?

Shamousey a dit :

One module submission per person/team.

gekkeiju a dit :

Can I belong to plural teams?

Clue a dit :

I have an Idea but I can't code, Now what?

Mcfloy a dit :

Hey happy that my idea was finally in an official contest (I mean i made a fake one to show how it would be great)

But what if a member of the Lua Team use his advanced functions (like addImage or chatMessage) and the others can't ?

a dit :

If your module will need some features available only to the module team (such as images or chat messages), you can contact a member of the module team to discuss using them.