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Open-source Swift packages and engine runtimes Owen Cramer built for his apps, including the visual novel engines behind Shiori.
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Artemis Engine visual novel player in Swift: pf6/pf8 archives, scripts, Lua 5.1, Metal rendering, Ogg audio and movies. Part of Shiori.
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Read the full README ↗Shiori's Artemis engine: an interpreter for Artemis Engine games written in Swift, with Lua 5.1 for the engine's scripts, Metal rendering, Ogg Vorbis audio and Ogg Theora / MPEG-1 movies. Part of Shiori.
It plays games you own; no game content is included.
Sources/ArtemisKit: archives (pf6, pf8), scripts, the interpreter, renderer and player.Sources/CLua, CVorbis, CVideo: vendored Lua 5.1.5, stb_vorbis, libogg, libtheora and pl_mpeg.artemis-cli: lists, extracts and inventories a game's archives on the Mac.swift build
swift test
swift run artemis-cli
ArtemisKit's own code is under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Vendored code keeps its licence, beside it: Lua (MIT, Sources/CLua/COPYRIGHT), stb_vorbis (public domain / MIT), libogg and libtheora (BSD-3, COPYING), pl_mpeg (MIT).