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Here is a minimal setup that works on Windows and Mac (yes I use Emacs on Windows and it works well).

;; using an editor you are comfortable with
;; create c:/Users/USERNAME/AppData/Roaming/.emacs.d/init.el
;; and paste these contents in there:

;; NOTE: depending on how you start up emacs, your home directory may
;;       be different than the one above. Your initialization file 
;;       needs to be saved at ~/.emacs.d/init.el (however that is mapped

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class Player
  attr :x, :y, :w, :h, :action, :action_at,
       :dx, :dy, :breathe_at, :facing, :run_speed, :on_ground_y, :on_ground,
       :prev_on_ground

  def initialize
    @breathe_at = -100
    @action = :idle
    @action_at = 0
    @x = 100

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def tick args
  defaults args
  tick_audio args
  tick_calibration args

  if args.state.tick_count > args.state.start_playing_on_tick
    args.state.beat_accumulator += args.state.beats_per_tick
    args.state.quarter_beat = args.state.beat_accumulator.to_i
    args.state.previous_quarter_beat ||= args.state.quarter_beat
  end

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enemy-encounter.mp4

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class MindGames
  attr_accessor :message_history, :message

  def initialize game
    @game = game
    @message = ""
    @message_history = []
    @random_tips = []
  end

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demo.mp4

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class RootScene < Scene
  attr :game

  def initialize
    @game = Game.new
    $game = @game
    @world_scene = WorldScene.new
    @embark_scene = EmbarkScene.new
    @world_event_scene = WorldEventScene.new
    @battle_scene = BattleScene.new

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class Rabbit
  def initialize x, y, w, h
    @x = x
    @dx = [1, -1].sample

    @y = y
    @dy = [1, -1].sample

    @w = w
    @h = h

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apples-to-apples.mp4

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nani.mp4