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SpaceGame/Resources/Scripts/utils.js
SpaceGameMultiplayer/Resources/Scripts/utils.js
AtomicExamples/ToonTown/Resources/Components/Scene.js

The files above make reference to Atomic.SOUND_MUSIC, but I can't find this anywhere?

To execute ESLint, eslint needs to be installed. To install it globally, use

npm install -g eslint

or install it in node modules

to run it type

cd AtomicExamples
eslint ./

or

cd AtomicExamples
path/to/eslint ./

This is related to the issue with the samurai model equipment import.

Blocked by: AtomicGameEngine/AtomicGameEngine#604

It is currently being instantiated in script

So, shadows aren't so dark in daytime, ambient is a bit lower in nighttime, and shadows are more pronounced at night

The .eslintrc needs to be tuned and all of the issues it detects in the example repo need to be cleaned up. Initially, the .eslintrc should be pretty forgiving in stylistic choices, but it should detect any true errors.

The application doesn't close on iOS.

The animations needs to be setup properly in the AnimationController component.

The song stops after it plays once.

shader changes in: AtomicGameEngine/AtomicGameEngine@6000ea6

This example will show a full game loop, with lives, etc.

The coins bounce off the player in the editor and on Windows deployment. However, they behave properly when deployed to Android from Windows.

the vehicle class in the racer example has too many parametres and createchassis returns the vehicle what doesnt make sense, it should use vehicle not chassis in the name. https://github.com/AtomicGameEngine/AtomicExamples/blob/master/Racer2D/CSharp/Resources/Scripts/AtomicMain.cs#L95
why not use a factory that also creates the node and returns it?

• TOP PRIORITY: Make sure paths work on Linux (capital letters)
• Update to use Time subsystem
• Tweak the truck to have more horsepower, less top speed
• Use front wheel for braking sounds
• Change center of gravity (is the API working for that? Didn't seem to)
• Use a rounded polygon collider for the vehicle
• Use the 2d lighting system
• Add the other characters from the asset pack
• Add more levels
• Add a main menu that allows you to select characters and levels
• Expose the settings from the Terrain class
• Add decent suspension sounds and a better engine sound
• Add more spacing between the decorations, make it configurable

Le gran finale

• Provide proper components for all the features usable in the editor, including terrain generator with visual feedback and whatnot

The setGlobal*Property calls are static methods on the WebView.WebBrowserHost object and are being called on the WebView.browserHost instance. This works fine for JavaScript, but TypeScript complains about it.

// Setup some global JS properties that will be available on every page loaded
// into the WebView
WebView.browserHost.setGlobalBoolProperty("WebViewExample", "boolValue", true);
WebView.browserHost.setGlobalNumberProperty("WebViewExample", "numberValue", 42);
WebView.browserHost.setGlobalStringProperty("WebViewExample", "stringValue", "Hello World!");

Needs to be updated.

Hi,

Shadows work nicely on desktop and html5 export but they don't work on android build (no shadows at all). I use htc m8 phone if that matters.

Skemp

The CharacterAnimation2D and CharacterAnimation3D would be far more helpful if they demonstrated not just how to play animations, but how to tween into them (maybe only if a checkbox is checked).

In other words, the character in a game is never going to just go from idle to walk. Instead, the character will interpolate between the idle and the walk animation over some duration. The examples should show that sort of usage, since it's more likely that that's what is desired.

Hey,
Got a bit of a request for a example game.

A retro shooter example game similar to Wolfenstien 3D, Doom, or Hexen.

• Level transition logic for moving between levels.
• End State: A Game over state on the second level Kill the Boss to get the key to exit the level.
• Four Enemy types (An Melee Enemy, Two ranged enemies (Example: Shotgun and Rifle), and a Ranged Area Of Effect (Rocket launcher) enemy) Each enemy should also have health between 0 and 100 as well as a death state.
• A Controllable Player character that moves with the W A S D keys and / or arrow keys. With health and death state.
• Pickup - A Heath kit that restores health, Ammo for various weapons, etc.

Side note - This would be a great example game for networked based cooperative and versus play.

The script is updating the camera improperly for FPS mode in these examples

... so it doesn't start with a black screen which is confusing

any way we could have a bge project importer?

(BGE projects are .blends made of blender data the game engine converts on start)
The blender foundation seems to think it best to kill the BGE with apathy.

is there such a thing as python script to java converter?

Is it possible to lock mouse pointer in the player for Windows, so it is possible to turn around using mouse?

Textures should be a power of two sprite sheet.

The stars, paddle, and ball don't render on WebGL/Android:

At some point, a bunch of lights in ToonTown became shadow casters, this is significant rendering hit, there should be no more than 1 or 2 in the town area, zero would be fine too as directional light is a shadow caster

Google Blockly bring many users for this Engine. It is something possible?

https://github.com/google/blockly

• Tile-based movement (Grimrock style)
• Single spritesheet for items/walls with tesselation
• TMX level layout for walls/floors/ceilings
• Simple sound effects (potion pickup, etc)
• Monsters - sprite billboards
• No combat or AI, for now
• Example should run on all platforms: Windows, OSX, WebGL, and Android/iOS (with touch controls, see image below for art style of arrow keys)
• Lighting with shadows/flicker