This a a working version from what I learned from Johne Graham
Additions include
- dynamic viewport
- gridded tile sets
- kinetic mouse scrolling
- timestep and minimal physics
- plus more....
Please try this out in Chrome before any other browser. I believe it is because Chrome uses V8, but chrome will get around 233fps where all other browsers get only around 90fps.
This project is a WORK-IN-PROGRESS and is not yet ready to use but you are free to take it and make it into your own! Right now this project mainly supports chrome because of how nice V8 is but it should support other browsers in the future.
- Improve collision detection and more basic physics
- timesteped sprite animation
- Better Comments for those learning
- Tests
Lightweight Tile Engine For HTML5 Game Creation
Copyright (C) 2010 John Graham
Copyright (C) 2011 Tim Anema
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