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Link the game's page in the readme :)

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# Here be spaghetti code. # Here be spaghetti code.
This is a game I made for AdventureJam 2016 in about two weeks. The posting for that
can be found [right here!](http://gamejolt.com/games/aqualogue/149573)
You probably shouldn't try to use this disorganized mess for anything. That said, You probably shouldn't try to use this disorganized mess for anything. That said,
if you really want to mess with this game, I'm putting it out there under the BSD if you really want to mess with this game, I'm putting it out there under the BSD
license. See the bottom of this doc. license. See the bottom of this doc.
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instead. Run that and it will create an index.html that embeds all JS files in instead. Run that and it will create an index.html that embeds all JS files in
subfolders. That should be all you need to run the javascript, although to distribute subfolders. That should be all you need to run the javascript, although to distribute
it you're going to have to edit the generated file to use relative paths instead it you're going to have to edit the generated file to use relative paths instead
of absolute filesystem paths. (Sorry.) of absolute filesystem paths. (Sorry. You're welcome to set up a build process that
isn't total ass if you want.)
Sprites need to be assembled into a sheet in the main assets/ folder with a JSON Sprites need to be assembled into a sheet in the main assets/ folder with a JSON
hash file that PixiJS can pick up. I used TexturePacker while creating this. hash file that PixiJS can pick up. I used TexturePacker while creating this.