Amulet is a Lua-based audio/visual toolkit designed for small games and experimentation.

Here's what a minimal Hello World! looks like in Amulet:

am.window{}.scene = am.text("Hello World!")

It currently runs on the following platforms:

• Windows 7+
• Mac OS X 10.6+
• Linux
• iOS
• HTML5

Android support will also be added at some point.

These are available from http://www.amulet.xyz.

See http://www.amulet.xyz/doc/.

Make sure you have gcc and g++ installed, then do:

make

If you get errors, you may also need to install additional dev packages, such as as libgl1-mesa-dev (for OpenGL headers) or libasound2-dev (for audio support in SDL).

Install the command line developer tools (clang, clang++), then do:

make

You will need to install MinGW and MSYS as well as a Microsoft Visual C compiler.

You will need to create your own version of msys.bat with something like the following at the top:

call "%VS120COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat" >NUL:

(VS120COMNTOOLS may be different depending on which version of Visual Studio you're using.)

This sets up the Visual Studio command line environment.

Then, from the msys shell, do:

make

It's also possible to cross-compile to various platforms (e.g. HTML5, iOS, MinGW). See the files .travis.yml, scripts/appveyor.bat and scripts/travis.sh for examples of how to do this.

Amulet uses or borrows code and ideas from the following projects:

• Lua
• LuaJIT
• SDL2
• Sean's Tool Box
• KissFFT
• Blink
• ANGLE
• FreeType
• GLM
• Emscripten
• OpenCV
• SimpleGlob
• TinyMT
• sfxr

The HTML editor uses code and ideas from:

• Codemirror
• PuzzleScript and Zeedonk
• jQuery
• JSZip
• FileSaver.js

The Amulet logo was designed by Bethany Wilksch.

System	Status
Travis (Linux, OSX, iOS, MinGW)
Appveyor (MSVC, Emscripten)