Milkshake
Haxe Game Engine
- Multiplayer (Local & Remote) - Try keep decoupled
- SplitScreen
- TileMaps
- SpriteSheets (AutoGenerated via Grunt)
- XML GameObject tempate (Smart Autocomplete)
- Basic collision
- Preloading assets
- Masks?
- Animation (Frame by Frame & Spriter)
- Particles (Flint?)
- Physics (Nape)
- Tweens (Use a library?)
- Polygon helpers (Think of Ra + GiftWrapping / Water)
- Filters (PixiJS) (2D Lighting)
- 3DStage (Three.JS - How would work together with Pixi)
- Input (Mouse, Keyboard, Touch, GamePad)
- Audio?
- Timeline (Events eg. Cutscenes)
Having a NetGameObject Which can be serialized easy. Imagine entering a multiplayer mid-game. Server -> Client EntireState, Then updates from then on?
You would declate how a GameObject is serialized
Creates meta data tag for reflection. Variables with the sync meta tag get serialised to the specified protocol and synced behind the scenes. Each instance of the class is assigned a GUID so that it can be correctly synced across all clients. @networkObject("sceneObject", JsonPacketHandler) class Scene extends DisplayObject {
This variable will be synced as soon as it is set.
@sync(UpdateRate.High)
private var x:Int;
Entity [ new NetVar("position", UpdateRate.HIGH), or new NetVar("x", UpdateRate.HIGH), new NetVar("y", UpdateRate.HIGH), ]
GameObject: [ new NetVar("width", UpdateRate.HIGH), new NetVar("height", UpdateRate.HIGH), new NetVar("scale", UpdateRate.LOW), SmoothTween ]
Will store last sent state, and look through all NetVar for changes
Network with different protocols
new JsonPacketHandler() new BinaryPacketHandler() new BsonPacketHandler()
AddHandler auto cast obv
The cameras are a diplayObject of the stage. the scene are not. stage.AddChild(SceneManager) SceneManager shouldn't add scenes to displayTree, should add cameras. RenderTexture http:www.goodboydigital.com/pixijs/docs/classes/RenderTexture.html