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clofresh wrote:It's a set of libraries for common things you might need in games, like classes, vector math, state machines, timers, cameras and signal handling. If you find yourself writing implementations for these things yourself, you should consider using HUMP's implementation as it's been tried and tested. They're independent of each other, so you can just require what you need.

clofresh wrote:The only downside I can think of is that some people don't like having third party dependencies and like doing things all their own way. Otherwise, it's pretty solid.

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clofresh wrote:The only downside I can think of is that some people don't like having third party dependencies and like doing things all their own way. Otherwise, it's pretty solid.

Is there some kind of a installation process to use it or what?

Just download the zip / clone it from github. Then you can put the files into a folder called hump, then put it in your projects directory, and then load the ones you want with require, then they return an object with all of the API of that particular module.

This Wiki looks pretty fresh and clean, explaining things prosaic enough that I can follow it.

looks like basic tools to get a kickstart in game creating if you're not too into learning basic game math and logic and just want to use something that's well documented, lightweight and optimized by an advanced programmer to create a game fast and easy. Good if you're new to Programming, but know it enough to use the library or just want something that isn't sloppy (like my work).
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