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  2. Noah J started following [Paid] Typescript Phaser JS Developer Needed for 10 Month Contract
  3. Noah J
    Hi, I can surely assist you in your requirement. I have sent you PM please check. Email also sent. contact me: noah at cisinlabs dot com
  4. ivan.popelyshev
    @trych 5.2.1 is here: https://github.com/pixijs/pixi.js/releases/tag/v5.2.1
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  6. RichardSneyd started following [Paid] Typescript Phaser JS Developer Needed for 10 Month Contract
  7. RichardSneyd
    We are seeking a very experienced Phaser 3 developer, who is familiar and comfortable working with the framework in typescript, in a full-time capacity. Must be familiar with source control, most specifically git. It is also essential that the candidate be familiar with NPM, and experienced in modular javascript. The ideal applicant will:* Have a portfolio of phaser projects to share, demonstrating good code design.* Have a good work ethic.* Be capable of working to deadlines* Be a team player.* Have good knowledge of design principles and patterns* Be ready to contribute to brainstorming and troubleshooting sessions* Be an excellent communicator* Be available for a minimum of 30 hrs per week, preferably 40 hrs.This project will entail the devopment of 2 gamified learning products, each of which will contain many seperate activities. Therefore, an 'engine' of sorts is being developed, which functions as a layer that sits on top of phaser, and under the products (will be published as an NPM package so that it can be shared and updated in a modular fashion), and wraps all the common functionality and types (super classes, mixins etc..) which both products will utilise, implement, extend etc. The right candidate will be expected to assists in the further development and maintenance of this engine as well as the two products which utilise it -- hence, the applicant should also have strong interpersonal and collaborative skills. This calls for a good understanding of OOP design concepts and principles, especially inheritence vs composition; an ability to determine when it is appropriate to abstract something into a seperate class, and when it is not.Please include references to at least 3 portfolio piecs, as well as a a brief explanation of how you would instinctively approach the design of the code base for these two learning products, and the underlying 'engine'. Use this as an apportunity to demonstrate your 'Architecture' skills -- convey a sensible structure; this will help us to see how you will fit into the devleopment team, and what you can contribute to the various stages of the process. If interested, please respond on this thread, and submit your proposal to richardsneyd@hotmail.com. Thanks and Regards, Richard Sneyd Head of Software Development Highwood Education
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  12. webdva
    Not 2D, but hordes.io
  13. Fırat

    Agario Area Problem

    Fırat posted a topic in Phaser 2

    Hi I want to clone the Agario game. my canvas 1900x1900 px. My screen size is 1366x638 px. I want the player to move all over the canvas, moving on the canvas. However, the player can go from point (0,0) to point (1366,638). How can I solve this problem? Link Phaser2 | P2JS
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  15. ivan.popelyshev
    Yes, its possible. We cant make it work like that in main repo, because it requires many hacks and serious support, but in particular projects - yes. Maybe its easier to connect something like react fiber Just in case, its better to make your own App class - https://github.com/pixijs/pixi.js/wiki/v5-Custom-Application-GameLoop , render() method should contain an "if" It could be easy if every element had link to the stage, so you have to make it global or pass it down the tree somehow.
  16. vinz started following colliders under physicsRoot
  17. vinz
    Hi, I am new to babylonjs (and physics libraries in general). I have made a demo to illustrate my problem https://playground.babylonjs.com/#1XWKCR#1 I am trying to model a square grid that behaves like there is space in the middle, as in, if an object happens to be in the middle of it, the grid should be hanging onto it. Following the example here https://playground.babylonjs.com/#66PS52, I have created 4 boxes, positioned 90deg to each other, added a PhysicsImpostor.BoxImpostor, and parented them under a physicsRoot with PhysicsImpostor.NoImpostor. The grid behaves like there is only one collider, right in the center of the grid. Can someone please explain what is going on there? Thank you, vinz
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  20. rkrasky
    Hi all! First - thanks for the great work on PIXI. But now to my question. Is it possible to render only when there are visible changes? So not 60 times a second. I'm currently hanging on to the interaction manager and listen to almost all mouse and touch events. I also monitor DisplayObject.alpha, Sprite.tint, Sprite._onTextureUpdate, Transform.updateTransform, Transform.updateLocalTransform, Transform.onChange as well as Text.updateText and Text.text. As soon as changes are made there, I set a flag so that I can manually call the render function. Is this correct, are there easier ways? Thank you in advance!
  21. 8Observer8 started following Game loop advice
  22. 8Observer8

    Game loop advice

    8Observer8 replied to jake's topic in 2D

    Hi, guys! What do you think about my movement: https://next.plnkr.co/edit/Bgf18uHzIkrRw9oW?preview
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  24. GenericDevelopper
    Hi fellow Phaser Friends. I'm trying to add an `onInputOver` to an input that has been disabled. myInput.onInputOver.add(over, this); //TRIED myInput.input.enabled = false; //AND myInput.inputEnabled = false; But as soon as my input is disabled in any way the over handler is never used. Any hints ? ty
  25. GenericDevelopper
    Any clue ?
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  27. Milton

    Game loop advice

    Milton replied to jake's topic in 2D

    I beg to differ The movement is necessary, but using correct logic. I'm a big fan though Antriel
  28. Antriel

    Game loop advice

    Antriel replied to jake's topic in 2D

    With a brief look, I don't see anything wrong with the implementation. I would say it all comes down to `ctx.imageSmoothingEnabled = false`, which will cause the pixel positions to be rounded (which is desired for pixel-perfect pixelart game). At 60 FPS you sometimes get a pixel movement, sometimes don't, and not moving is essentially a frame skip, which at 60 FPS is visible. At 144 FPS, not so much (i.e. the timing is much smaller, so it's closer to reality). You can test that by playing around with speed setting, making it work well in 1/60 intervals. Although looking at your code, speed of 20 should work well (1 pixel every 3 frames). Try logging rounded position delta every frame and see if there's jitter or not. Repeating 0-0-1 should look good. Something like 0-0-1-0-1-0-0-2 will not. @Milton No, it's correct. It's simply an implementation of fixed timestep with rendering interpolation. When `dt` comes back smaller than `STEP`, rendering interpolation still makes the movement necessary. Thus allowing for a game with low logic rate (e.g. heavy physics running at 30 Hz) still render nicely on modern desktop with whatever refresh rate the display/gpu manages (~144 Hz, but anything really). Using `dt` directly would make anything with higher differential order non-deterministic and unstable (e.g. applying acceleration).
  29. TheMrCerebro
    Hi everyone !!! Recently I created another one of my little games, it’s called DINObit, this time based on a game called "T-Rex Chrome", ... that of Google. I have added my personal touch and some extra. The game consists of overcoming obstacles that you encounter along the way, it is very simple. Play from GameJolt!!! LINK: https://gamejolt.com/games/DINObit/464571 Bye!!!
  30. odiusfly
    Hey, New games available for licensing. More details here: https://odiusfly.com I'm available for freelance works too. Thanks in advance, Kyriakos
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  33. uronstone
    Anybody got the payment of November?
  34. Milton

    Game loop advice

    Milton replied to jake's topic in 2D

    const x = ... seems dodgy to me. You completely ignore the logic you use in the while loop (e,g, bunny.vel.x * (STEP / 1000) * bunny.dir.x;), and boundary checks... And what happens when 'dt' comes back as faster than 'STEP', e.g 15 or 16. The entire 'while' is skipped and everything goes haywire. No logic is used whatsoever, lastPos is never set, etc... You should just use 'dt' instead of STEP (and fractions of it).
  35. jake

    Game loop advice

    jake replied to jake's topic in 2D

    Good point, I corrected this to be: bunny.pos.x += bunny.vel.x * (STEP / 1000) * bunny.dir.x; bunny.pos.y += bunny.vel.y * (STEP / 1000) * bunny.dir.y; Didn't stop the stuttering.
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    I can’t believe January is almost over…wow. Anyhow, more brand new music tracks are looking for homes in your projects. 100% free to use with attribution: On my Fantasy 10 page: HAUNTED TUNNELS – (Looping) https://soundimage.org/fantasy-10/ On my Funny 7 page: GOOFY GUM – (Looping) GOOFY GUM 2 – (Looping) https://soundimage.org/funny-7/ On my Puzzle Music 5 page: PUZZLE FRANTIC – (Looping) https://soundimage.org/puzzle-music-5/ And on my Sci-Fi 8 page: TRIPPY SPACE TRAVEL – (Looping) GRUNGY FUTURE – (Looping) https://soundimage.org/sci-fi-8/ Follow me on Facebook for daily updates as I release new tracks: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100017638394276 And don’t forget my super high-quality Ogg files. Enjoy!
  38. onlyslightly started following Unable to set sprite width to full width of canvas
  39. onlyslightly
    Ultimately I want to have a canvas that fills the entire viewport width of the browser and have an image on the canvas fill the entire width of that canvas. I'm taking advantage of pixi.js's displacement filter so that I can create a pseudo 3d effect using a depth map underneath it. The code I'm currently using is let app = new PIXI.Application(); var w = window.innerWidth; var h = w / ratio; app.view.style.width = w + 'px'; app.view.style.height = h + 'px'; document.body.appendChild(app.view); let img = new PIXI.Sprite.from("images/horses.png"); img.width = w; img.height = h; app.stage.addChild(img); depthMap = new PIXI.Sprite.from("images/horses-depth.png"); depthMap.renderable = false; depthMap.width = img.width; depthMap.height = img.height; img.addChild(depthMap); app.stage.addChild(depthMap); displacementFilter = new PIXI.filters.DisplacementFilter(depthMap, 0); app.stage.filters = [displacementFilter]; Attached is a screenshot I even tried manually setting the width to the viewport pixel width on the canvas and the sprite to the actual pixel width of the viewport width and it still wasn't the right size. Manually setting the width for the viewport and sprite to the exact same number also doesn't work; the sprite is inexplicably smaller than the canvas. I tried to look at the documentation of the sprite class and see if there is something unusual about how sprites handle widths but I couldn't find anything https://pixijs.download/dev/docs/PIXI.Sprite.html How can I create a pixi.js sprite that fills the entire width of the canvas in order to make both the canvas and the sprite fill the entire viewport width?
  40. openandshut started following How to react to clicks that don't hit foreground objects?
  41. openandshut
    I want my game to have a mid- or background that has the world in it, and then some foreground objects. If the player clicks on a foreground object, then that should be handled one way, but if the player clicks within the canvas without hitting a foreground object then that should be handled another way. So my question is, does Pixi provide a nice way of going about this? What I've tried: // Method 1 const world = new PIXI.Container(); world.interactive = true world.hitArea = new PIXI.Rectangle(0, 0, this.app.stage.width, this.app.stage.height); world.on('pointerdown', () => console.log('hit')); this.app.stage.addChild(world); // Method 2 this.app.renderer.plugins.interaction.on('pointerdown', () => console.log('mouse is down')); I thought that there might be a way to create a container that only fires if a child objects of a different container weren't hit (these child objects being the foreground objects), but method 1 isn't firing the callback. Method 2 fires the callback but I'm not sure how to go from there to checking if a foreground object was hit. It occurs to me that I could have a global boolean that sets whenever a card is clicked, but that seems hacky and prone to breakage.
  42. Karg

    Game loop advice

    Karg replied to jake's topic in 2D

    i'm slightly confused as to why you're dividing velocity by time? the result measures as acceleration (unit/time square), you need a distance, which means you should be multiplying velocity with step. bunny.pos.x += (bunny.vel.x / STEP) * bunny.dir.x; bunny.pos.y += (bunny.vel.y / STEP) * bunny.dir.y;
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  44. zelcard
    Here is a local multiplayer game I've been working on in past few weeks. The base concept is done though there is still work left to do. Check it out and let me know what do you think! Thanks! https://zelcard.itch.io/color-brawl
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    Still scoring Vita Unlikely, an indie RPG
  46. Vierarmig
    Samurais Way slot (sound design and music)
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