A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Generalized WebGL Game Sample. This repo is based on a simplified mjurczyk/three-default-cube (docs) - while, at the same time, it also makes the rendering no longer dependent on three.js (see both PixiRenderService and ThreeRenderService for sample renderer implementations.) Internal handling of…
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubThis repo is based on a simplified mjurczyk/three-default-cube (docs) - while, at the same time, it also makes the rendering no longer dependent on three.js (see both PixiRenderService and ThreeRenderService for sample renderer implementations.)
Internal handling of assets and disposal.
You can use InputService.registerKeyListener to reactively listen to key events.
You can use ParserService.pauseGame and ParserService.resumeGame to contol the gameplay loop. Use ParserService.renderView to change current view to a new one.
You can use ScheduleService.registerFrameListener, ScheduleService.
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