Day/Night cycle in 3D running in your browser
Posted on:July 18 2015
So I finally was able to code a small update for Endtime at Home, the game I use for prototyping new features for CopperCube. It now has a realtime day/night cycle, you can make light using a flash light, torch or match sticks, there is now a UI, a world map, and more:
You can try the game out directly in your browser, if you have Chrome or Firefox. I hear it also runs nicely on the iPad, in Safari. Maybe Apple finally fixed their WebGL bugs.
The same scene at sunset:
It should run fast even on slow computers, but it is pure JavaScript, after all. :)
You can try the game out directly in your browser, if you have Chrome or Firefox. I hear it also runs nicely on the iPad, in Safari. Maybe Apple finally fixed their WebGL bugs.
The same scene at sunset:
It should run fast even on slow computers, but it is pure JavaScript, after all. :)
Comments:
the night render seems to have fog too?
marcos
Quote2015-07-28 05:11:00
WASD keys are not the same for every country ;) you should take care of that, don't you ?
Dog
Quote2015-08-09 08:33:00
Yes, the fog is always there, also in the night. Like in the real world :)
Ah, you are probably right about WASD. But you could still use the cursor keys instead.
Ah, you are probably right about WASD. But you could still use the cursor keys instead.
niko
Quote2015-08-21 05:25:00
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