// https://github.com/Samuel-Clarke123/ships.io.git
A simple web game, hosted on nodeJS using Sockets.io.
- Ship, sea, base code, actors, etc implemented (proj init)
- Boundaries implemented
- Timestep implemented
- 'Attraction' implemented (like traditional velocity, gets added to the force of an actor in update(), it's a 2dVec)
- 'Attraction' also effects angle
- Possibly even split the actor into two classes: simple actors, and dynamic actors (dynamic actors inherit from simple actors), but have more physics stuff implemented, like boundaries, drag, attraction, collision.
- Collision code implemented for actors (just detecting collision, for now)
- BlackHole can spawn, exist, and be drawn.
- BlackHole can attract Actors
- BlackHole gets activation timer
- BlackHole gets different drawings/colors for activated/deactivated
- Ship spits out actors parented to the ship
- Ship spits out BlackHoles parented to the ship
- <<< play test >>>
- Ship death function implemented (goes invisible (except for death anim) and collision/shooting gets disabled)
- Ship dies on collision with activated BlackHoles
- <<< play test >>>
- Decay code for BlackHoles
- Merge code for BlackHoles
- <<< play test >>>
- Un-interactable stars get generated for drawing (just on the client side!)
- Un-interactable stars get better decoration and drawing
- Pulse effects for BlackHoles
- More particle effects
- Fix up the HTML
- Fix up the game rendering (its just 500x500, static rn)
- <<< play test >>>
- Revise the velocity system
- Add a menu system
- Track player names
- Add support for name selection to the menu system
- Add support for room selection to the menu system
- Start tracking "invisJumps".
- Start displaying "invisJumps".
- Start tracking power presses / actually using invisJumps
- Change how a ship is displayed whilst invis
- Make invis players ignore physics / death
- Award invisJumps to players when they kill other players
- Add a scoreboard to the game
- <<< Consider other options for this README, and consider the lasers, and if we want that to be a thing >>>
Main refers to either server.js or client.js, they both control the game, only client.js draws. Server.js consistently receives updates, and sends those updates out to the clients. Main controls a sea object, which holds the majority of the game. Sea holds boats, and islands. Boats hold missiles
Actors, in general, assume a vel and an ang. An update func, and a draw func. An importState, and an exportState
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