This ball game reminds me my carrom project - which i have developed 15 years ago using Turbo c++. your explanation and creativity is stunning . Keep posting similar kind of projects .. wish you all success
@@LachlanMiller In the meanwhile I realized device motion events don't work on CodePen :( Might do it later on a different platform, but I'm parking this idea for now
Hi, how long did the coding side take you So the HTML, CSS and Javascript Could you please advise how long each section took Also did you do HTML first then moved or was it mix and match
Thank you Hunor Do you know sokoban game ? I've tried to make this game but I have some problem to move other blocks that are next to the one I moved There is also the klotski game which would be interesting to learn. I don't know if you already have videos idea but these games would be great. Cheers
Thank you, Sonia! Sorry for the late reply, I took a break from this. Yeah I know these games, I played a lot of puzzles a long time ago. The Klotski game could be part of a tutorial that focuses on how to implement more complex swipe gestures, but I'm not sure when would I have time again to make videos. About the Sokoban game, isn't the point of the game that if there's a block behind the block you try to move, then you won't be able to move it?
Thank you for this tutorial, it's wonderful. I am adapting it to simulate a ball rolling around a tiny TFT display. The display is on a breadboard with an Arduino ESP32 processor and BNO055 accelerometer/compass. I tilt the breadboard and using your algorithm the ball on the screen moves. Thank you! -Frank
That sounds super cool :) I didn't add the accelerometer support in the end, because currently I host the game on CodePen, and for some reason, CodePen restricts accelerometer information. But it should be really simple, did that before. You are not using JavaScript on Arduino, do you?
This pen came out really great, Hunor. Awesome job.
Thank you :) I just added hard mode, check it out
This ball game reminds me my carrom project - which i have developed 15 years ago using Turbo c++.
your explanation and creativity is stunning . Keep posting similar kind of projects .. wish you all success
Wow, that's even too ancient technology for me :) Thank you, what would you like to see next?
@@HunorMartonBorbely I like to see simple games with explanation to teach to young ones
love the aesthetic of this channel
Thank you, I appreciate it :)
Never give up man great channel.
Thank you :) I'm going to continue, but I had to focus on some other things recently. But stay tuned, I have many more ideas :)
This was a great video. Nice job!
Exercise: add tilt controls using the accelerometer.
Edit: you suggested it at the end.
@@LachlanMiller In the meanwhile I realized device motion events don't work on CodePen :( Might do it later on a different platform, but I'm parking this idea for now
great explination! thx
Amazing ... keep it up
Thanks a lot! I took a break from this as you see, but as the weather gets colder again, I might get back to making videos again, stay tuned 😊
Very good game development ideas, though I have not grasped the math completely
Thank you. Yeah, the math is a bit twisted in this one and I'm not even sure if it's fully accurate, but does the job :)
Hi, how long did the coding side take you
So the HTML, CSS and Javascript
Could you please advise how long each section took
Also did you do HTML first then moved or was it mix and match
Mix and match. I'm not sure that you can separate HTML, CSS and Javascript like that. It took me around a week or two
I copied and pasted it in visual studio code application gave an error, what should I do?
Hey Mert, what was the error?
Thank you Hunor
Do you know sokoban game ?
I've tried to make this game but I have some problem to move other blocks that are next to the one I moved
There is also the klotski game which would be interesting to learn.
I don't know if you already have videos idea but these games would be great.
Cheers
Thank you, Sonia! Sorry for the late reply, I took a break from this. Yeah I know these games, I played a lot of puzzles a long time ago. The Klotski game could be part of a tutorial that focuses on how to implement more complex swipe gestures, but I'm not sure when would I have time again to make videos. About the Sokoban game, isn't the point of the game that if there's a block behind the block you try to move, then you won't be able to move it?
Thank you for this tutorial, it's wonderful. I am adapting it to simulate a ball rolling around a tiny TFT display. The display is on a breadboard with an Arduino ESP32 processor and BNO055 accelerometer/compass. I tilt the breadboard and using your algorithm the ball on the screen moves. Thank you! -Frank
Did you work on using the accelerometer in a phone as input? -Frank
That sounds super cool :) I didn't add the accelerometer support in the end, because currently I host the game on CodePen, and for some reason, CodePen restricts accelerometer information. But it should be really simple, did that before. You are not using JavaScript on Arduino, do you?
@@HunorMartonBorbely thanks. I'm coding in C using the Arduino libraries. My project repository is at github.com/frankcohen/ReflectionsOS
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keep it up!
btw, i subscribedddd
I saw it, thank you. It’s good to have you :)
can you throw it as a file
You can find the source code of the game here: codepen.io/HunorMarton/pen/VwKwgxX
Чел, ты гений
Спасибо :)
Can you throw it as a file!!
You can find the source code of the game here: codepen.io/HunorMarton/pen/VwKwgxX
Cool!
Thank you :)
@@HunorMartonBorbely Thanks for the reply
Выглядит очень круто
благодаря :)
help please
I linked the source code in the other comment, let me know if you still have difficulties :)