Nikos123

This is the game https://quantuminformation.github.io/youtube-space-invaders/ Have I made a mistake here: <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <!-- Created with Method Draw - http://github.com/duopixel/Method-Draw/ --> <g> <title>Player ship</title> <!-- &lt;!&ndash;ship body&ndash;&gt; <path d="M0 30 L 10 10 L 20 20 L 30 5 L 40 20 L 50 10 L 60 30 Z" stroke-width="2" stroke="#555" fill="#BBB"/>--> <!--canopy--> <path d="M11 13 Q 15 -2, 19 13 Z" stroke="#0CF" stroke-width="2" fill="#7CF"/> <!--body--> <path d=" M0 0 Q 15 35 30 0 Q 15 25 0 0" stroke="#5EFF34" /> <!--outline (helpful for drawing)--> <!-- <path d="M0 0 H 30 V 20 H 00 L 0 0" stroke="#FFF" fill="transparent"/> --> </g> </svg>

@jerome any ideas how many nodes you could draw before things start to die? Usage on a mabbook 2017 with a GPU.

Thanks mate, I will check it out! Sorry this site doesn't send me email notificationa

If any of you have use http://gource.io/ you will know of the pretty graphs you can draw. How can I do the same in babylon? I would like to have real time interaction as much as is possible. Ie if I move a node then the rest of the graph will move too. The data is non github stuff. The reason I want it in 3d is that I will have a z axis props on the nodes

In this code here, on the 1st frame of the animation the mesh being animated instantly jumps to the location at the end of the animation, then the next frame it goes back to frame2 at the interpolated location. Any ideas? let unit = selectedUnits[i] // use pythagoras to work out the realtive speed for the units to arrive at roughly the same time let distance = Math.sqrt(Math.pow(pickResult.x - unit.mesh.position.x, 2) + Math.pow(pickResult.z - unit.mesh.position.z, 2)) let framesNeeded = Math.round((distance / common.MEDIUM_SPEED) * common.ANIMATIONS_FPS) // console.log('dist: ' + distance + ' frames' + framesNeeded) let animationBezierTorus = new BABYLON.Animation('animationCore', 'position', common.ANIMATIONS_FPS, BABYLON.Animation.ANIMATIONTYPE_VECTOR3, BABYLON.Animation.ANIMATIONLOOPMODE_CONSTANT) let keysBezierTorus = [] keysBezierTorus.push({ frame: 0, value: unit.mesh.position }) keysBezierTorus.push({ frame: framesNeeded, value: unit.mesh.position = formation[i] }) animationBezierTorus.setKeys(keysBezierTorus) unit.mesh.animations.push(animationBezierTorus) this.scene.beginAnimation(unit.mesh, 0, framesNeeded, true) // todo move animation to server side You can see this effect by trying to move any of the blue spheres: http://quantuminformation.github.io/Density-Wars/

Cool updating to 3.0, hold on to your hats!

game servers

How can I get people to sponsor my servers?

Yeah it's been a while but here it is!

Basically its because I'm using canvas width 100%, canvas prefers actual pixel values.

Found the issue My rectangle was been drawn offscreen due to the x,y value been inflated somehow.

If you run this project on webpack --watch --watch-poll mode then it first compiles fine. However if I make any change, the next compilation gives this error, but the app still works and is updated. Any ideas?

yeah do it on your own dude.

Or just make it open source.

Basically after this line runs, I expect a rectangle to be drawn on screen https://github.com/QuantumInformation/Density-Wars/blob/master/client/hud/GameOverlay.ts#L70 However I see no rectangle drawn to screen, even though the code seems to run fine, any ideas? No issue with z-indexes.