Erik Temple

"Provides a way for the author to release a build of a game while retaining both custom and built-in debugging commands. Also wraps Inform's debug tracing routines in phrases that authors can use to trigger rule-tracing from the source text rather than from the command prompt and provides other debugging features."

"Provides a fader object for fading to or from 100% black. For use with Glimmr Canvas Animation."

"Provides a plug-and-play graphical automapping solution built on top of Mark Tilford's Automap extension. Can fall back to text-based map on interpreters that don't support graphics."

"A tileset intended primarily for use with Glimmr Automap."

"A bitmap font for use with the Glimmr system of extensions."

"Provides a 'track'-based system for independent animation of graphic elements, canvases, and windows. Features animation presets, automated easing/tweening, and a detailed debugging log."

"A GUI editor that allows you to visually generate compositions for use with projects based on Glimmr Canvas-Based Drawing. Outputs valid Glimmr/I7 source code."

"A framework for drawing graphics of various types--from sprite images to painted text--to a Glulx graphics window. Takes an object-oriented approach, with graphic elements represented as individual objects."

"Provides a dynamic console window for Glimmr debugging output."

"Provides commands for displaying images, shape primitives (such as rectangles, boxes, and lines), user-specified bitmap drawings, image maps, and for text-painting using 'fonts' with glyphs composed of either bitmaps or image files."

"Allows the author to define multiple fields for entering text in a graphics window. The basics of mouse and keyboard input are provided, including conversion of typed digits into numbers."

"Allows us to identify any number of rectangular areas of a Glulx graphic window as 'hotlinked'. When the player clicks within one of these zones, a command will be entered on behalf of the player, or we can specify some appropriate response of our own."

"Provides a font made up of individual images for use with the Glimmr system of extensions."

"Creates a graphics window that can be used with any Flexible Windows project. If used with Glimmr Canvas-Based Drawing, also creates a canvas to be displayed in the window. Includes code for drawing a single image centered in the window."

"Provides a separate Glulx window for debugging messages. Compatible with Inform build 6L38. Requires v14 of Flexible Windows by Jon Ingold."

Glulx Input Loops replaces Inform's main input loop with a more flexible framework, and also allows us to create our own named input loops. Input loops are handled in such a way as to minimize the possibility of input events nesting in situations where one event immediately triggers another (these will be an issue only when we are doing something really radical). Also alters the internal workings of Glulx Entry Points to provide somewhat more flexible event handling (existing code written for use with GEP should need no changes).

"Allows the user to easily create multiple virtual timers for real-time events. Compatible with Inform build 6L38."

"Allows the author heightened control over the status line, including opening and closing it at will, using a background color rather than the default reversed-out display, specifying when the status line opens among multiple Glulx windows, or eliminating it altogether."

"Provides a broad set of HTML color names for use with Glulx Text Effects, Simple Graphical Window, Flexible Windows, and/or other Glulx graphics/text extensions. Requires Glulx Text Effects by Emily Short."

"Provides a simple, HTML-inspired syntax for adding hyperlinks within say phrases. No manual management of hyperlinks required. Requires Text Capture by Eric Eve. Works seamlessly with, but does not require, Flexible Windows."

"Allows the author to specify a delay of a given number of seconds/milliseconds before continuing the action."

Text Window Input-Output Control allows an author to direct the game's main input and output--both of which would normally be directed to a game's "main window"--to any text window she chooses. We can, for example, split input and output, so that the player's input is entered into one window, while the game responds in another. Window input-output (I/O) can be changed at any time during the game. The extension also provides more control over transcript output.

"In addition to allowing control over UNDO default messages, provides hooks into UNDO processing, including multiple ways to suspend UNDO temporarily, to place limitations on UNDO (such as allowing only one UNDO in a row), to undo the current turn from code, and to control when the game state is saved. Using the latter, we can effectively control which turn UNDO returns us to. Also allows changing the words which invoke UNDO and OOPS. Also allows the story to edit a blank command before analyzing it. Updated to Inform 6M62."