Circuit Artist is a digital circuit drawing and simulation game. Circuits are images. You can play in sandbox mode or solve puzzles. You can use lua to interact with your circuit.

• web demo on itch.io (it's a bit laggy)
• discord
• steam

Made with raylib.

Game Rules

• Little pixel triangles are NANDs.
• Black pixels are background.
• Everything else is a wire.

Screenshots

Building

Compiles in Windows, Linux and Mac.

• Need to build within the build/ directory (or something within the root directory so it can access luasrc/ and asset/ folder)
• You need to compile LuaJIT/. You can see the instructions here. The binaries will go to the LuaJIT/src folder. In MAC it seems you need to install it too. In linux I've managed to make it work with a symbolic link from build/. In Windows it worked directly with the cmake directives ( if it doesnt for you mind that it might be something related to link path).
• In linux it might complain that it can't find libraylib.so, that's because linux won't look for libraries in the directory it is in, you can fix with it LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PWD ./ca until we find a cleaner solution.
• By default OPENMP is off, you might want to activate in the OPENMP cmake option.

The Linux and MAC versions are not stable yet: they compile but have some divergences from windows version.

Clone, compile, run on Linux

git clone https://github.com/lets-all-be-stupid-forever/circuit-artist.git
cd circuit-artist/
git submodule init
git submodule update
mkdir build
cd build/
cmake ..
make -C ../LuaJIT/
make
ln -s ../LuaJIT/src/libluajit.so libluajit-5.1.so.2
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PWD ./ca

License

GPLv3. See LICENSE file. For dependencies, see third_party folder.