[image] Google Happy Halloween! #GoogleDoodle Amazing animated visuals and high level of interactivity. My question, would it be possible to recreate something like this with Hype and JavaScript ?

[image] Monster Killer (for Halloween) Monster Killer In Monster Killer, the eerie power of the Moses library awakens, enabling precise gesture recognition to hunt down spectral foes lurking within the haunted scenes. Using the Moses recognizer, this spe…

Well, anything is possible with JavaScript :slight_smile:. 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 [image] jonathan: gesture detection would be the right term for the type of interactivity that was awe-inspiring for me in this browser game. [Screen Shot 2024-10-31 at 20.46.27] [Screen Shot 2024-10-31 at 20.49.49]

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 …

For now, check out [image] GitHub - ifrost/moses: JavaScript mouse/touch gesture recognition library JavaScript mouse/touch gesture recognition library These seem to be all the built-in patterns (click to read the full file): ifrost/moses/blob…

Yes! Check out https://wattsmarthomes.com/whats-a-watt/#:~:text=Play%20our%20game%20to%20test%20your%20watt%20knowledge ! to see what's possible.

A Halloween-themed browser game, possible in Hype?

MaxZieb (Loves Hype) October 31, 2024, 11:27pm 4