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You could also add WebGL frameworks on the front end: ThreeJS, BabylonJS, PlayCanvas, P5.js, Sketchfab, AFrame, REGL, Unity.
by indescions_2018 9y ago
You could also add WebGL frameworks on the front end: ThreeJS, BabylonJS, PlayCanvas, P5.js, Sketchfab, AFrame, REGL, Unity.
- crispinb 9y agoAn aside: what would be a good one to try? My purpose: helping kids (10+) rewrite their Scratch games for the web. So something with a nice clean API for pushing sprites around.
- bcjordan 9y agoI would check out p5.play: http://p5play.molleindustria.org/ http://p5play.molleindustria.org/ It is a simplified API for p5.js, and very quick to get up and running with. You might also find code.org's Game Lab a useful environment, which is p5.play based, has a sprite editor built in, and has both block based & text based editing support: https://code.org/educate/gamelab https://code.org/educate/gamelab
- crispinb 9y agoThanks, I've just had a look at both & they look like great suggestions. I had passed over code.org before, assuming (often an error!) it to be a Scratch clone, but actually it seems like a really useful resource.