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Babylon JS, a popular open source 3D HTML game engine, just released Babylon.js 6. Among the most exciting new features of BabylonJS is the addition of Havok physics integration, offering performance improvements of up to 20x over the existing ammo physics system. In addition to the performance improvements, there is …
City Generator is a free and open-source procedural generation tool for creating American-style grid based cities. The source code is available on GitHub under the GPL 3 license, composed almost entirely of TypeScript code. Features of City Generator include: .png download .png heightmap download .svg download .stl download Several colour themes …
Babylon.js, the open source 3D web based game engine, just released version 4.2 with a ton of new features and tools. Key features of the 4.2 release include: New particle editor for direct creation of particle systems in the Inspector new Sprite Editor built into the Inspector to create, control …
The free Cocos Creator game engine just got a heavy duty upgrade today, with the release of Cocos Creator 3D technical preview. This release adds an all new 3D game engine to Cocos Creator, which was previously a 2D only game engine. The new underlying 3D engine has a complete …
Yesterday PCUI, an open source UI framework for creating game tools and other web applications, was open sourced. PCUI is named as such because it is the UI layer powering the battle tested PlayCanvas game engine. It provides over a dozen controls, as well as implementing logic such as the …
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A brand new tutorial series just went live on devga.me (to join the existing Armory 3D series), the Cocos Creator Crash Course.The series currently consists of the following tutorial parts:Cocos Creator Tutorial Series homepageIntroduction and Getting StartedCreating a SpriteIntroduction to Cocos ScriptingDebuggingHandling InputSound and MusicAnimationThere are a few more tutorial chapters in active development. The […]
So I’ve been looking at creating games using Phaser with TypeScript and I’ve run into my first few annoyances. The first of which is certainly debugging. At first glance debugging looks wonderful then I realized my mistake. In the previous post I said I had to add the generated JS file to the project […]
This is the table of contents page for the ongoing series on working with the Phaser HTML5 gaming library using the TypeScript programming language. This is a well documented library, although almost all of the documentation is in JavaScript. Getting it to work with TypeScript can take a bit of hoop jumping. […]
