The Willow Wind Interactive Fiction repository was created as part of a nine day workshop taught at the Willow Wind Community Learning Center in January of 2017. It contains The Great Willow Wind Text Adventure, as well as other smaller student creations.
The games in wwif were developed with python 3.5.2, which can be downloaded for Windows or Mac at https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-352/
Detailed instructions can be found on the wwif wiki at https://github.com/sleepinghungry/wwif/wiki/If-You-Want-to-Code-at-Home.
Instructions for how to code for wwif at home can be found on the wwif wiki at https://github.com/sleepinghungry/wwif/wiki/If-You-Want-to-Code-at-Home.
Games that are either finished, open for play testing, or available for parents to try can be found in the dist folder above, which contains the following game(s):
The Great Willow Wind Text Adventure is conceived as a multi-year endeavor, in which successive classes of students learn and improve their python skills by adding to the scope and complexity of the game.
To date (Jan 2017), 0 students over 0 years and 0 classes have added
0 locations
0 items
0 custom actions
0 characters
0 endings
to the game.
Note that the current version of the game in dist is simply a test.
Started during January workshop in 2017 and finished by the end of spring semester 2017, this is the first completed completely student-made game using the bwx-adventure game engine. This game contains
36 locations
11 items
13 custom actions
4 characters
1 endings
Detailed instructions for downloading can be found in the wwif wiki at https://github.com/sleepinghungry/wwif/wiki/Finding-and-Playing-a-Game.
All games were built using the bwx-adventure module.