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HTML5 Game for Ludum Dare 24
published:
2012.08.27
topics:
games
javascript
I made a game in 48 hours for the 24th Ludum Dare challenge. The theme was "Evolution." I made a game where you play as Darwin's Ghost and you have to rearrange the fossil record.
How about you give it a try!
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WebGL Fake CRT Effect for HTML5 Games
published:
2012.08.17
topics:
games
javascript
I created a realtime fake CRT effect with screen bulge, vignette, and scanlines using a quick little hack. WebGL scrapes a 2D game's HTML5 canvas and applies effects. Never have your JavaScript games been more "indie" ... lulz. It looks like this — and I made the bulging subtle so that it wouldn't make players seasick.
Play around with the game to get the best feel for it. Usually works, although I should warn you that Safari 6 managed to freeze my entire system for a minute at least a couple times... but not every time. You might be happier in Chrome. Oh, I also applied the effect to this run n' gun game, but it has some flicker issues.
When I discovered Evan Wallace's glfx.js lib, this is actually the first thing I thought of. It is a library meant to apply realtime WebGL effects to an image, but the <canvas> tag can actually be addressed as an image source... so, viola!
Here's the code I used to quickly hack together a working demo of the idea...
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Happy 4th! 3D CSS3 + HTML5 Fireworks
published:
2012.07.04
topics:
css
javascript
Happy 4th of July everybody! It's over 100°F here in Minneapolis today. I made some virtual fireworks sitting in front of my AC trying to stay cool.
I've used 3D CSS3 transforms and text-shadow for depth of field blurring, plus some HTML5 audio... cause you gotta have explosion sounds for fireworks. It technically rendered in Firefox, but terribly slow. So, for best results check it out in Chrome or Safari.
