John swana

FlappingBird was my Primary entry for JS13K Games competition 2020 It's about a bird flying in a forest of trees (Some of which are upside down) It started out as i was trying to draw some clouds for fun, then later i added every missing component to complete the sky First day. I planned making a game that should as well serve as a 404 page with a hidden game such that when a button is pressed It transitions into gameplay qualities were that it should be easy to play by everybody without need to master many rules Second day. There was a bunch of game ideas up my sleeves one of them was a game where a typical 404 page transitions into a green garden like mine sweeper version made up of a flowering mine field with smooth sweet sound effects Fourth day. We'll Since Mine sweeper is not a very common game there's nothing fun about it and not everyone knows how it's played. So i gave up on it and on this day i started working on backgrounds for flappingBird "the final

FlappingBird is a Mobile side scroller game where the player controls a bird, attempting to fly between columns trees without hitting them Development of this game started out when i was attempting to draw perfect clouds programmatically on a canvas i later added a few more clouds (Something's missing) add moon, stars,  buildings and also add Gradients and for the games character i settled on a bird (using Sprite sheet obtained freely from opengameart) add more them and animated everything. FlappingBird is a single player arcade-style game in which the player controls the bird, which moves persistently to the right. The player is tasked with navigating the bird through pairs of trees that have equally sized gaps placed at random heights. the bird automatically gravitates and only ascends when the player taps the touchscreen or spacebar. Each successful pass through a pair of trees awards the player one point. Colliding with a tree or the ground ends the gameplay. If a player succ

Its been four days since my last status report. Ever since then I've been struggling trying to glue myself together and harness that for something gamedev. I've reorganized pretty much everything about the structure of the code by splitting chunks of it into bite sized modules wherever possible  and apart from that I'm proud i brought my "404" and "Gameover" sketchings to life Am looking forward to implementing main characters of the game soon. And am yet to announce everything about gameplay publicly to everybody. Here's Progress so far And gameover screen

It's Fourth day and i made improvements by adding new background Obstacle for daylight notice the wind turbines replacing trees, the sun replacing the moon and the disappearance of stars from the Sky. However it's more like day three extended++ (plus plus) trust me i've added nothing new i spent most of the time sketching introduction screens and gameover screens Here's progress so far.

So far I've added a new bunch of clouds, some stars and a phase changing moon' As the number of Clouds increased i cursed them into an Array and created two more Obstacles the Moon and Stars Here's progress. (Extended preview) In extended preview i added trees and buildings. (everything is drawn programmatically without using static Images)

So basically clouds are shapes with a flat bottom and 3 curves on top (two on the sides on bigger one on the middle) As i was creating a JS13K Game i wondered around googling if i'd find something as simple as that and 'i couldn't find anything interesting So i took some pictures of simple animated clouds and sketched it on my notepad trying to reverse engineer shapes in the figure In my first attempt i discovered that "the base is something similar to css pills, so there's rectangular shape with roundish edges and a circle overlay on top". Putting that into vanilla JavaScript i resorted to creating two canvases 1. foreground layer 2. background layer Clouds are drawn using a solid color formed by four shapes 3 circles and a rectangle then using some alpha the resultant image is then overlay-ed onto the primary canvas. Here's an example It's a sneaky way todraw clouds so they got to be a cleanway todo this without Jumping extra hoops Last reso

JS13K Is an annual gamejam (hackerthon) held on the 13th of August and participants are given 30 days to created a game using JavaScript less than 13KB in size minified (optional) and zipped including assets On the 13th of August a 'secret' theme is announced and everybody must create a game inline with it. Last years competition was so epic. it was themed "back". And as a beginner i dropped two entries "watchmyback" and "firedrone" interpreting the theme in my own way So far i've been watching everyone showcasing their amazing and creative works under the hashtag #js13k on Twitter For today i'm only going to create a new directory for my project, init a git repository and stuff.

JS1024 is an annually held code golfing competition where you're basically required to create something creative in 1024 bytes or less of raw "JavaScript/HTML/WebGL" I participated for JS1024 2020 competition with my First entry titled "Snake monochrome" Originally inspired by the old Nokia game going by the same name "Snake" which i used to play as far back as 2007-2008 Another entry making it Second is named "Tetris monochrome" i was compiled to do this game as a dare from my Girlfriend on June 6 the "Tetris 1984" anniversary Third one is F1-racer it's inspired by my bestfriend who wasn't impressed with how i hooked up controls on "Tetris Monochrome" so he requested "i modify controls a bit", and i improved "input/output" by adding smooth touch input to it as requested Snake game contains two entities. The Snake and the Apple, the Snake is an Object with properties position (vect

They'res a magnitude of methods to restore PostgreSQL dumps for a typical plaintext dump "psql" can do a pretty neat Job In few words a PostgreSQL plaintext dump is nothing but a corpus embodied with SQL statements, which when executed tables are created data gets retrieved, inserted and restored. So assuming you have a backup dump saved somewhere on your system open your terminal. And type; psql -U {{username}} < {{dump.sql}} That's it you've imported a database dump