Sidewalk-Champion
=================
A customizable fighting game written with Python and the PyGame library.

![Title Screenie](screenshots/title_screen.png)
![Character Select Screenie](screenshots/character_select.png)
![Character Editor Screenie](screenshots/edit_collision_boxes.png)

## Features
* A fighting game engine modelled after classic 2D fighters, such as Street Fighter 3.
* Simple and intuitive GUI tools for creating characters, stages, and projectiles.
* Cross-platform performance.

## License
See [UNLICENSE.txt](UNLICENSE.txt).

## How to Build
1. Make sure you have Python 2.7 and PyGame installed on your system.
2. Download the project as a ZIP archive and extract the contents.
3. Open the source files with your text editor or IDE of choice.
4. To run the game itself, run Sidewalk_Champion.py in the root folder.

## How to Contribute
As we still have a long road of development ahead of us, contributions of any kind will (usually) be accepted with open arms. Simply fork the project over, make your edits, and send us a pull request.

Please note that we use the [Google Python Style Guide](https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/pyguide.html) for writing documentation. I won't (and can't) force you to comply to those guidelines, but if you don't you'll probably receive a bit of nagging for your dissidence.

Sidewalk-Champion
=================
A customizable fighting game written with Python and the PyGame library.

![Title Screenie](screenshots/title_screen.png)
![Character Select Screenie](screenshots/character_select.png)
![Character Editor Screenie](screenshots/edit_collision_boxes.png)

## Features
* A fighting game engine modelled after classic 2D fighters, such as Street Fighter 3.
* Simple and intuitive GUI tools for creating characters, stages, and projectiles.
* Cross-platform performance.

## License
See [UNLICENSE.txt](UNLICENSE.txt).

## Dependencies
* Python 2.7
* PyGame
* lxml

## How to Contribute
As we still have a long road of development ahead of us, contributions of any kind will (usually) be accepted with open arms. Simply fork the project over, make your edits, and send us a pull request.

Please note that we use the [Google Python Style Guide](https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/pyguide.html) for writing documentation. I won't (and can't) force you to comply to those guidelines, but if you don't you'll probably receive a bit of nagging for your dissidence.

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