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Functional video game development using Clojure in Unity 3D
Arcadia is the result of fusing two large, opinionated pieces of software. The result is a system with a quite a few moving parts.
- Architecture and Vocabulary – what everything is and how it fits together
- Caveats – known issues that might violate some assumptions
A simple interactive prompt is exposed as soon as Arcadia is added to your project. nREPL support is not finished.
- Design – how our REPL works
- Sublime Text – sublime text integration
- Emacs – Emacs integration
Clojure's support for accessing host (C#) methods and types is so good that a lot of Arcadia relies on plain interop.
- Arcadia Interop – how interop works in Arcadia
- Clojure JVM Interop – explains the basic Clojure syntax
- Clojure CLR Interop – explaind CLR interop specifics
Arcadia provides a unity library that exposes useful features of the Unity engine as idomatic Clojure functions and macros.
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unity.core– basic functionality -
unity.hydrate– conversions beween Clojure's persistent data structures and Unity's scene graph -
unity.components– toosl to write Unity components in pure Clojure
People are already making things in Arcadia!