FIRST HTML5 PYRO FOR MONKEY2 DEMO EVER!

[PlayniaxParticipant]

okay, here it is. Would you share yours?

Monkey

Function PointInsideRect:Bool( x:Float,y:Float,width:Float,height:Float,pointX:Float,pointY:Float,rotation:Float,handleX:Float=.5,handleY:Float=.5 ) Local c:=Cos( rotation ) Local s:=Sin( rotation ) Local rotatedX:=x Local rotatedY:=y rotatedX+=c*( pointX-x )-s*( pointY-y )+handleX*width rotatedY+=s*( pointX-x )+c*( pointY-y )+handleY*height Local leftX:=x Local rightX:=x+width Local topY:=y Local bottomY:=y+height Return leftX<=rotatedX And rotatedX<=rightX And topY<=rotatedY And rotatedY<=bottomY End

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Function PointInsideRect:Bool( x:Float,y:Float,width:Float,height:Float,pointX:Float,pointY:Float,rotation:Float,handleX:Float=.5,handleY:Float=.5 )   Local c:=Cos( rotation ) Local s:=Sin( rotation ) Local rotatedX:=x Local rotatedY:=y rotatedX+=c*( pointX-x )-s*( pointY-y )+handleX*width rotatedY+=s*( pointX-x )+c*( pointY-y )+handleY*height Local leftX:=x Local rightX:=x+width Local topY:=y Local bottomY:=y+height Return leftX<=rotatedX And rotatedX<=rightX And topY<=rotatedY And rotatedY<=bottomY   End

[PlayniaxParticipant]

So now I got the Pyro splitscreen feature working in a demo I ported from Ignition X!

This is how you set up a splitscreen in Pyro for Monkey2:

Monkey

scene=New Scene() camera[0]=New Camera( scene,window ) camera[0].ClearColor=New Color( .25,0,0,1 ) camera[1]=New Camera( scene,window ) camera[1].ClearColor=New Color( .25,0,0,1 ) SetHorizontalSplitScreen( camera[0],camera[1],New Vec2i( 1024,768 ) )

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scene=New Scene()   camera[0]=New Camera( scene,window ) camera[0].ClearColor=New Color( .25,0,0,1 )   camera[1]=New Camera( scene,window ) camera[1].ClearColor=New Color( .25,0,0,1 )   SetHorizontalSplitScreen( camera[0],camera[1],New Vec2i( 1024,768 ) )

I think these demos sum up a pretty good stress test for HTML5. Before I was testing them only for desktop and they all seem to compile flawlessly. There are still some hiccups as seen before but so far I am happy how the demos work!

To control the 2 spaceships use cursor keys to control the red ship and M to fire, use the keys Z X C to control the blue ship and V to fire.

http://www.playniax.com/SAF/gz/

[PlayniaxParticipant]

Tiled loaded isometrics test: http://www.playniax.com/SAF/isotest/

You can scroll using the cursor keys!

You can let me know how and if it works:)

[nerobotParticipant]

Works and looks fine on Windows.

[wiebowParticipant]

Works good on Linux Mint, with Chrome as well.

[PlayniaxParticipant]

Thanks again guys!

Just uploaded another preview demo of Pyro for Monkey2 to our support area: http://support.playniax.com

You need to own a Pyro license to login. If you don’t have one, you can purchase Pyro and you will have access to the preview!
I think both Monkey2 and Pyro for Monkey2 are coming together nicely!

[PlayniaxParticipant]

I have made a 10% discount coupon code for Pyro! The coupon code is:
PYRO-6VT7-DISC
This code is valid until the end of this month and there are only 25 available!
A Pyro license will also give you access to a Pyro for Monkey2 preview!
The license will stay valid for Pyro for Monkey2!

[wiebowParticipant]

Do you seriously want people to buy a license so they can look at a demo of an unreleased product?

[PlayniaxParticipant]

You are reading it wrong It is a license for Pyro for Monkey 1 and eventually for Pyro for Monkey 2!

Pyro for Monkey 1 is a ‘finished’ and poweful framework so as a bonus you get to try and play with a preview of Pyro for Monkey 2.

No one here using Monkey 1 anymore?

[wiebowParticipant]

I did not read it wrong: “You need to own a Pyro license to login. If you don’t have one, you can purchase Pyro and you will have access to the preview!”

And no , I don’t use M1 Bought it, but decided to stick with Max for desktop applications.

[PlayniaxParticipant]

I am curious, do you think M2 can replace Max for you?

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

I am curious, do you think M2 can replace Max for you?

Definitely yes. Main reason for this would be the updated core codebase being moved to 64bit.

Similar to Wiebow, I too bought M1 and immediately went back to Max for desktop.

One thing though. I really wouldn’t call the current version of Monkey2 V1 it still has a long way to go and feels much more like a 0. release.

I say this because too much is still in flux. it is not a mature product.

What I’ve seen of pyro ‘looks’ very nice, but… I wouldn’t use anything like that without a great editor to do all the front end stuff. The best solution would be to have it completely seamlessly integrated into the monkey2 editor. but you are going to need a lot of help with that.

[PlayniaxParticipant]

What I’ve seen of pyro ‘looks’ very nice, but… I wouldn’t use anything like that without a great editor to do all the front end stuff

Editor is beeing worked on! Pyro does support Tiled btw what was already a big help to me making stuff.

The best solution would be to have it completely seamlessly integrated into the monkey2 editor

Eventually this is the plan or maybe even my own IDE with tools. As long as people keep buying Pyro I have an excuse to work on this stuff.

[wiebowParticipant]

Yes, I think M2 can be a replacement for Max. Personally, I don’t use that many additional modules with Max, so the change was easy… M2 language features are soo nice to work with.

Buying M1? I like to think of it now as sponsoring Mark.  I hardly used it, it wasn’t what I thought it was or would be.

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