mbarde

Short update: Finally was able to upgrade to BJS version 3.3 and Oimo 1.0.9. Need to do some further testing but I think it leads to a small performance boost.

@Deltakosh: Thank you for publishing it! @V!nc3r: Thanks for your detailed feedback! I will definitively try to upgrade to the current BabylonJS version (are there any issues to consider when upgrading?) and include a direct link to the game within the README I am not really happy about this big white spot as well, but was not yet able to figure out a better configuration which provides enough light for the player while looking nice and smooth. Originally I intended to create the visual appearance of a (kinda) industrial spotlight directed at the platform. What exactly do you mean with attenuate the 3D lighting effect of the blocks? Can this be achieved by using a different material? @brianzinn: Thank you for the nice offer! I'll probably come back to that. At the moment my plan is to implement a little `node.js`-Server which manages and delivers community made levels (https://github.com/mbarde/StupaxCommunityServer). Recently I worked a lot with `node.js` and it is quite easy to develop with and deploy, for example via Heroku. I guess for my purpose this should be sufficient. I am excited to learn more about your project, sounds really interesting! @waverider: Nice work, I hope it was not too hard to reach this stage (I know the level design may deserve some polishing as well)

Title: Stupax Author: Matthias Barde Screenshot is attached Thank you!

@Deltakosh: Ah yes, would be really nice to be featured on babylonjs.com next to all this cool applications and demos. I really like the music as well, found the track on opengameart.org. @V!nc3r: Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate it! I am aware that the game has not been perfectly polished yet. Do you have some concrete suggestions for improvements? The next bigger feature I would like to implement (as soon as I find some time) is that users should be able to create levels on their own and publish them directly within the game so that other players can easily access and play them. You can already use the editor and test your levels. But currently you are only able to download the level file and I would have to put it manually into the game if you would like to share your creation (which is kinda cumbersome).

Thanks for you nice feedback! Would be excited to receive some feedback regarding the gaming experience. Is it fun to play the game? Are there any things which do not work or are frustrating? After spending so much time developing and testing the game my personal view may be biased

Hi all, I would like to introduce Stupax: A different sidescroller game, where you are not the guy, you are the level! In fact you control a movable platform using the arrow keys or your gamepad (Gamepad API) to help the guy (namely Stupax) to get through the levels. You can play the game here: http://mbarde.bplaced.de/stupax/ Controls: Arrow keys / Gamepad 'R' for level restart 'ESC' pause game and open menu Create and test your own levels here: http://mbarde.bplaced.de/stupax/editor.html You can find further information on my website and view the source code including contributions for the music, sounds and textures on GitHub.