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Hello everyone, in late 2013 I started experimenting with what is possible using JavaScript/WebGL (coming from a computer engineering - C++/Java university background). Over time it grew into a game engine and then this game, as I worked on it in my free time next to full time jobs and more recently, contracting work. So it is entirely custom code (the only library used is RequireJS to load the JS files themselves), and I made all the assets as well (models, textures, music, sound effects (using some free CC licensed sound samples as a base) - you can find details in the "About" page -
Bob the Brawler is a top down quick-paced html game created for Ludum Dare 45. I decided to make it multiplayer, so I plan to record progress. I found this website while looking for socketio developers with experience, so that I could share my methods or latency compensation and seek advice or suggestions. But, as it's also a pure HTML 5 game, documenting it here would be a good idea as well. Video progress here: Direct game link here: https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/740364
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Hello ! I'm currently making a custom engine in JavaScript (canvas). I already did sprites, particles, events (touch, keyboard, mouse) and a basic script to render tilemaps (no scrolling yet) I want to code the scrolling, camera and world system. If I create a game with a world of 30,000 pixels width and 15,000 pixels height, and my camera is in 800x and 800y for exemple; should I: -Call render and update functions for every element in the world (even if they are outside the canvas) -Get elements who are in the camera to update and render them. - Should I do something
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CubeBattle CubeBattle aims to be a free (as in freedom, aswell as in price) 2d platformer online. You plays a Cube that have to get the Flag before other players. Each time you are first, your team won 3 points. The ultimate goal is to win a maximum of point to make your team become the #1 of CubeBattle ranking. Another interesting feature is that players are able to create and export their own maps on the server, letting other players to play on it. That way, every player can contribute improving the game while expressing it's mind. I built CubeBattle on my own, writing an
