tap on time
A free canvas 2D context demo — play it in your browser, no install. Game where you tap on time. This app is heavily depends on JS module and JS ES6. Open with your browser to see the result. Here we'll be learning how to make a JSCanvas game, my way. After doing some cleanups, make a new folder inside script (e.g scene) to group all game object. I use scene because…
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This app is heavily depends on JS module and JS ES6.
Open with your browser to see the result.
Here we'll be learning how to make a JSCanvas game, my way.
After doing some cleanups, make a new folder inside script (e.g scene) to group all game object. I use scene because it's smiliar to Unity's folder structures (scene based game object).
You may also use any folder structure as you will.
Inside the scene, there we place all game object like player, background, bot, enemy, etc.
Before making any game scene, it's best to make one main scene to control all other scene.
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