A 3D multiplayer online game build with Typescript, Node, 3JS, Websockets, and tested with Playwright. Optimization improvements are still underway. The next phase after optimization is interactivity gameplay.
- WASD to move (sorry Devorak, having reached you yet)
- Check that browser VIM bindings aren't interfering
- 0 to toggle 3D debugging view
- click and drag to change angle
- click shift drag to pan
git clone https://github.com/Elijer/jungle; cd jungle; npm start;
The app should now be running at: http://localhost:3000/
For hot-reloading
git clone https://github.com/Elijer/jungle;
cd jungle;
npm i;
Run the server:
cd server;
npm run serve;
Run the client from jungle/client:
npm i;
npm run dev;
Welcome to the jungle! You should see http://localhost:5173/ displayed as the port where the game's frontend is being served
Start at the top-level directory of the project.
npm run test;
In order to print results from paralell tests,
cd testServer;
node index.js
This runs a testing server that aggregates results from multiple browser instances. I am still looking for a way to do in a more playwright-specific way. Playwright has a teardown function that can be implemented that may work for this case.
Disco docs for recursers: disco projects:add --github elijer/jungle --name jumanji --domain jumanji.rcdis.co
The remote repo is jungle, I have connected my github account
disco projects:add --github elijer/jungle --name jumanji --domain jumanji.rcdis.co
Pain point: running docker compose up had permissions issues, but doing docker run -i -t <image-id> worked fine
- Weird location-based bug in which ghost boxes change color depending on player's current location: make sure that all materials are set to transparent before their opacity is changed (this interacts with box recycling in a weird way)
https://tonejs.github.io/docs/15.0.4/index.html
VSCode has a tab that makes this easier called ports.
ipconfig getifaddr en0
Jeff feature request
- W & D : be able to able to move diagonally -> for fun mode