Here is what the end effect will look:
See the Pen Menu Animation by Michael Dobekidis (@netgfx) on CodePen.
The article for CSS animations can be found here:
Here is a codepen DEMO:
See the Pen Kinetic JS drag n drop by Michael Dobekidis (@netgfx) on CodePen.
So let us break it down and see how it is constructed.
This error occurred when I tried to do an HTTPService call to the Back-End and send some really heavy file. The file would require Back-End parsing and when that was over it would return a result. However mid-way the POST call would be interupted and I was presented with a #2032 Stream Error fault.
The solution was both simple and extremely hidden and in my opinion stupid. In the HTTPService I had set the property:
However as shown in this post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8820715/flex-httpservice-times-out-anyway
This property is NOT taken into consideration by the HTTPService.
It needs:
This way we override the default timeout of EVERY call and thus the request no longer fails…
I truly hope this helps someone as the above post helped me.
This game includes:
You can view the game here: Potion Master on Codecanyon
I struggled with many other programs and tilemap editors but almost all were lining towards platform games, however I’m mostly working with topdown games. So I started to create a map-editor that would be easy to use and would export a json string that I could import to my game and be ready to go.
So what can this map editor do for you:
You can fork or simply download it here: TNTMapEditor on Github
Or try it out here: TNTMapEditor DEMO
Feel free to post any bugs or request features on the github page. (Issues page)
If you use it for a project drop me a line if you wish.
Sample export: http://nightlycoding.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/www.netgfx.com_trunk_games_tntmap_preview.pdf
Here’s a nice example I made on codepen. Simply click and drag to form a rectangle around one or both of the objects.
See the Pen Multiselect drag by Michael Dobekidis (@netgfx) on CodePen.
So I went on and made a codepen about this. And quite frankly it kinda looks awesome. Of course some more brilliant minds than mine could dig into this and help me make it truly useful for all.
So let’s see the pen first. The procedure is as follows:
We click record and move the box around
Then we stop and we watch the movie that was produced.
See the Pen Record & playback for canvas by Michael Dobekidis (@netgfx) on CodePen.
It’s my implementation of a remote collision detection system that uses degrees instead of bounding boxes. This works well for games where you want to calculate the position of the shoot but the “cannon/lazer/fazer/tower” is not near the target, so instead of creating long bounding-boxes. We just calculate the degrees between the source (cannon) and the target(enemy). And when the cannon is rotated on those degrees it can fire.
Here I will show how a tank can “detect” the enemy. Here’s a quick example and the code will follow:
See the Pen Remote collision detection by Michael Dobekidis (@netgfx) on CodePen.
Classic hangman game with a plot twist
Game Features:
Dictionary with over 1800 words
Supports themes, and theme creation
Includes two themes ( blackboard and notepad )
Adaptive design that manages size in different devices
Included video help file for changing Theme
Check how easy it is to change themes:
Features:
HTML5 and CSS3 technologies
Supports all modern browsers and tablets
Multi-language architecture
Highly customizable to change avatars/pictures/names/questions
Fully functional with AI
No-globals means wordpress compatible
Files include version of the game in Greek. Names and questions can be changed to every language.
Game is already responsive but can be further extended via media-queries.
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