Veduta

Veduta is a small game console and the kit to make its games. The console is an Orange Pi Zero 2W behind a 320 × 240 panel with eight buttons, running VedutaOS; its games are written in Lua and made on a PC with VS Code, played in a simulator that behaves as the console does, and tested by scenarios that give the same result on every machine.

Start here

• The wiki: the guide to making games in Lua, from installing to publishing, with a complete game built step by step.
• Getting started on Windows: install, make a game, play it, put it on the console.
• Your first game: star catcher, a complete small game, step by step.
• Lua API: everything a game's script can do.

The console

• A 320 × 240 panel, 20 frames a second, 16-bit colour.
• Eight buttons for games: the D-pad, A, B, Select (the game's menu) and Cancel (back); Home leaves a game.
• Games live on its SD card, one folder each; there is no store and no network.

Reference

The pages under Assets describe the JSON formats of scenes, models, materials, textures, prefabs and worlds; Scenarios the tests; Tools the inspection reports. The same pages are the docs tool that AI agents read through veduta mcp.