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All the best parts of web development, now for games!Use your favorite text editor, use your favorite web browser. Leverage all the best web development tools, with the cutting edge debugging environments in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.Native speeds on iOS and AndroidiOS and Android production games built on top of OpenGL for maximum performanceWhen you’re ready to launch your game, run a single command to package either iOS or android binaries ready for upload to the Google Play Store or Apple’s App Store. Your game will run at native speeds, taking full advantage of the powerful GPUs and CPUs in modern smartphones. We’ve handled all the differences between iOS and Android for you.
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Un moteur de jeu par Mozilla
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Le moteur de jeux vidéo libre et multipletaforme Godot est disponible en version 3.
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To understand this tutorial, you don't have to have any experience in game development. I will try to explain with many details of what is done and how to do it. However, having a small experience in Javascript is necessary.
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What you will createWe will start with a very simple game describing many features of Babylon.js :
The part 1 will cover the two first points. This game will be called TOAD ATTACK - click here to run the game, and will look like this : It will be a very simple game, working like the famous Rock Band licence : few mushrooms will walk along 3 lanes, and the player will have to press the key corresponding to each lane to kill the mushroom on the red platform.
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HTML5: Threads, GDNative, AudioWorklet
In parallel to working on the Web editor, Fabio did many improvements to the HTML5 platform port which will benefit all users.
One notable change is that there is now support for both threads and GDNative in the HTML5 platform port. However, due to platform limitations, those are mutually incompatible. Additionally, the threads support depends on the SharedArrayBuffer API, which is not yet supported in all browsers (notably Safari on macOS and iOS). As such Godot 3.3 comes with three different export templates, see Exporting for the Web for detailed documentation.
The "threads" build additionally benefits from support for the AudioWorklet API, which allows better audio output without blocking the main thread.
Fabio also greatly improved support for gamepads and virtual keyboards in the Web export... and tons of other things which would be impossible to mention exhaustively here. But in short, 3.3 is a massive release for the Web export.