shakiba

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by shakiba 12y ago
No worries. Peace! I'm almost done answering your first comment.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Actually I love your feedbacks, but putting your quick conclusion on top and putting personal attack on bottom is strange. Your exact phrase is "your dishonestly", you could have described it as "inaccurate description"
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by shakiba 12y ago
Thanks a lot for code review, I'm reading, but you have made many unjustified claims and based on results I would say your conclusion is not valid. You have also made personal attack ("your dishonesty"), probably because of y
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by shakiba 12y ago
CutJS is already GPU and CPU-friendly, the problem is that his browser is not GPU-enabled and uses CPU for GPU tasks. It is not about CutJS, Canvas or Flash. When you use CutJS with a GPU enabled browser only a very small portion of CPU i
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by shakiba 12y ago
Exactly! Plus scale/skew and rotation.
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by shakiba 12y ago
If you like Pixi/Phaser you will love CutJS! Using CutJS is far simpler and you can use whatever physics and sound library you like. There are P2.js, PhysicsJS and SAT.js examples in repo. For sound you can use Howler.js, SoundManag
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by shakiba 12y ago
Yes, just use a high res texture and set imageRatio with texture definition. See http://piqnt.com/o/ It is open source and available for iOS.
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by shakiba 12y ago
The issue is not with this engine, no other HTML5 game/engine can do better in your browser. CPU is not optimized to do what takes only a fraction of GPU.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Thanks!
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by shakiba 12y ago
Exactly that's right, WebGL needed 2D fallback anyway.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Yes, a scene graph is a scene graph but by pinning I meant "how" the positioning is "described", not the fact that it is positioned. The game O! is open source. Everything is almost possible with HTML/CSS too, the p
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by shakiba 12y ago
When I started it 2D was enough for what I was trying to achieve, it is also both easier to use and more supported. However WebGL may be added in future, but currently it is a costly development effort for me.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Thanks!
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by shakiba 12y ago
No, I didn't mean RAD by fast, I meant it makes development easier (than not using it) while it is still almost as "fast" as directly using Canvas and "fast" enough for game dev.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Not whatever, but it makes game dev as easy as web dev while still almost as fast as native development. See your CPU usage while playing.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Yes, it has inspired me, but CutJS renders to HTML5 Canvas to be usable in game development.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Pinning is about positioning variables, not graph structure.
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by shakiba 12y ago
Thanks! Fast enough for game development >= 60fps Check out http://piqnt.com/o/
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CutJS – Fast 2D HTML5 rendering engine for game development(cutjs.org)
47 points by shakiba 12y ago|49 comments
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by shakiba 13y ago
90) I have no traffic. How do I get traffic? Shut down your business.
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by shakiba 13y ago
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Q: When should I use Java EventQueue? A: I've never used it in 14 years of Java(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by shakiba 13y ago|0 comments
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by shakiba 13y ago
Send same email again, but this time to their enemy! [kidding]
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Show HN: Four, the html5 puzzle game.(piqnt.com)
1 points by shakiba 13y ago|0 comments
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by shakiba 13y ago
Boys, I'm prude of you!
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by shakiba 14y ago
TL;DR!
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by shakiba 14y ago
I guess the reason is that software companies are driven and competitive by innovation which mainly comes from technical/product people.