Re: Love2D WebPlayer
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 9:15 pm
It flickers...Ghoulsblade wrote:http://ghoulsblade.schattenkind.net/lov ... 0-%20info/
It flickers...Ghoulsblade wrote:http://ghoulsblade.schattenkind.net/lov ... 0-%20info/
Oh, no. No flash dependancies. It would be a conversion of ActionScript from the box2D flash library to Javascript. Projects have done this, but only as of recently. All the javascript ports that are worth looking at are 2.2(and started with 2.2 so no 2.0 in repos), so I was saying that I could find a 2.0 version of the flash version and compile it to Javascript via a script similar to that of what youre using to do this.ghoulsblade wrote:i'd prefer a pure javascript box2d without adding flash as dependency if it isn't needed.
This way it might even work on some newer smartphones that might not have flash (iphone? but i don't know much here)
I think there is one implementation for js but it's low prio for me.
Let's aim for the 0.7.2 api for now where we have docs and stable release.
If you want to make the box2d binding in js/love.physics.js please do, i'd be a big help, and noone is working on that yet afaik =)
I'm often in love irc as ghoul/ghoulsblade if you need some help how to make the js-lua binding, also love.audio.js/love.graphics.js/love.font.js have examples of how to bind objects.
2.2 isn't backwards compatible to 2.0.ghoulsblade wrote:ah ok, yeah, that'd work then =)
why not box2.2 if love0.8 is gonna use it anyway, lots of api breakage ?
remind me to remove that horrid game, lol. Nice to see it working though.
Go do it then :p I don't know much about NaCl and I think Javascript/HTML5 is a better route. You're the one who's got the ideas about it.Jasoco wrote:It may be horrid, but it's still amazing given the situation. I can't imagine what BrowserLöve will be like in a few years. I still think we should make a NaCl version. Google is hoping to get it picked up by other browsers, and what better way than to have some solid awesome stuff. But I'll settle for anything that gets even half the performance of normal Löve.