Amazing animated visuals and high level of interactivity. My question, would it be possible to recreate something like this with Hype and JavaScript ?
Well, anything is possible with JavaScript . It depends on what parts you'd want to recreate and how much you'd prefer to be visual (on the Hype side) vs programmed.
I think there would be a lot of JavaScript at least for the gesture detection.
Thank you @jonathan for your quick reply.
I guess that
would be the right term for the type of interactivity that was awe-inspiring for me in this browser game.
Wow, @MaxZieb thanks a lot for the delivered solution!
Your MonsterKiller.hype game is a real treasure trove of JavaScript functions and moses.js-library's power, all needed for gesture detection. Exploring your file right now…
The game's working great on desktops. I survived the night!
I have a question @MaxZieb, though.
How would it be possible to get more "mosesPatterns" e.g.(recogniser.register(mosesPatterns.LINE); to recognize than those you've used in your game (CIRCLE, V, and Z) ? For example numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9, and also some basic ascii symbols e.g. slash, dash, and other singe-stroke letters like C, D, I, L ?
For now, check out
These seem to be all the built-in patterns (click to read the full file):
Yes! Check out https://wattsmarthomes.com/whats-a-watt/#:~:text=Play%20our%20game%20to%20test%20your%20watt%20knowledge! to see what's possible.