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About

Gameframe is a wrapper for PhysicsJS, with the idea of making basic game development as simple as possible. The project was developed for Highschool out reach at RidgeView Highscool, as part of the University of South Carolina, Google IgniteCS program. The results of this program can be found at www.carolinaignites.org

Starting out

Physics objecs are specificed in DOM, under the <svg id="game"> element. The game frame object is initialized, a modal is opened, and the games can begin.

Here is an example of flappy bird:

<link href="//www.carolinaignites.org/assets/css/gameframe.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/PhysicsJS/0.7.0/physicsjs-full.min.js"></script>
<script src="//www.carolinaignites.org/assets/js/interactive-custom.js"></script>
<script src="//www.carolinaignites.org/assets/js/gameframe.js"></script>

<svg id="game">
        <rect class="bound static" width="2000" height="50" x=1000 y=0> </rect>
        <circle id="player" r="50" x=500 y=350 img="bird0.gif"> </circle>
        <rect class="bound static" width="2000" height="50" x=1000 y=768> </rect>
</svg>

<svg id="templates">
    <g class="block static">
        <rect width="50" height="200" x=0 y=0> </rect>
        <rect width="50" height="200" x=0 y=500> </rect>
    </g>
</svg>


<script type="text/javascript">

    new GameFrame({
            "name": "The Bird is the word",
            "instructions": `Remember flappy bird? Well it's back in 40 lines of code`,
            "boundaries": false,
            "impulse": true,
            "gravity": true,
        },function(gf){
            let image = 0;
            gf.collision(".bound", "#player", function(data, lookup){
                gf.gameOver();
            })
            gf.collision(".block", "#player", function(data, lookup){
                gf.gameOver();
            })
            gf.registerKeys("#player", {
                'click': function(player, lookup){
                    player.state.vel.y -= .5;
                    image = (image + 1) % 4;
                    gf.image(player, "bird" + image + ".gif");
                },
            })
            gf.registerLoops(function(lookup){
                for (let obj of lookup[".block"]) {
                    if(obj.state.pos.x > 1000){
                        gf.remove(obj);
                        gf.template(".block", 0, Math.random() * 400)
                        gf.score(10);
                    }else{
                        obj.state.pos.x += 4;
                    }
                }
            });
            // Start off with random points
            gf.template(".block", -500, Math.random() * 400)
            gf.template(".block", 0, Math.random() * 400)
    });
</script>

Please refer to other examples for other uses.

The API

HTML

SVG wrappers

Main game wrapper

<svg id="game" img="URI" bounce> All elements under this will be rendered to the canvas

Template wrapper

<svg id="templates"> </svg> All elements under this can be added by the GameFrame.prototype.template function

Object types

Rectangle

<rect width="2000" height="50" x=1000 y=0> </rect>

Creates a rectangle object

id - string - CSS identifier referenced by #<id> in GameFrame lookup (optional)

class - string - CSS identifier referenced by .<class> in GameFrame lookup (optional)

src - string URI - URI specifying initial image of the rectangle (optional)

bounce - float - the coefficent of restitution, from 0-1.0 (1 is most bouncy)

friction - float - the coefficent of friction, from 0-1.0 (1 is frictional)

width - number - width of the object 

height - number - height of the object

x - number - x center point of rectangle

y - number - y center point of rectangle

Circle

<circle r="50" x=500 y=350> </circle>

Creates a circle object

id - string - CSS identifier referenced by #<id> in GameFrame lookup (optional)

class - string - CSS identifier referenced by .<class> in GameFrame lookup (optional)

src - string URI - URI specifying initial image of the circle (optional)

bounce - float - the coefficent of restitution, from 0-1.0. 1 is most bouncy, default 0.5 (optional)

friction - float - the coefficent of friction, from 0-1.0. 1 is frictional, default 0.5 (optional)

r - number - radius of the circle 

x - number - x center point of circle

y - number - y center point of circle

Group

<g x=500 y=350> </g>

Creates a group of objects, where everything nested inside the group is considered as part of one object

id - string - CSS identifier referenced by #<id> in GameFrame lookup (optional)

class - string - CSS identifier referenced by .<class> in GameFrame lookup (optional)

x - number - x center point of group

y - number - y center point of group

Object classes

.static When Collision and gravity is on, this object will stay in place even when bumped

.movable This should be draggable and movable by clicking and dragging from the user

Javascript

Main initializer to start game

GameFrame = function(settings, f)

settings - hashmap - Contains meta information for the game to start

    {
        "name": "This is the name for your game",
        "instructions": `This exaplains your game`,
        "debug": false, // default false, this stop the game from fullscreen mode
        "modal": true, // default true, this will create the start modal on object construction
        "boundaries": true, // default true, this will cause collisions with edge of screen
        "impulse": true, // default true, this will allow for reactive collisions
        "gravity": false, // default false, this will cause a downwards pulling force on all objects
    }

f(gf) - function - callback once game frame has initialized itself

collision - Check for collisions between obj types

GameFrame.prototype.collision = function(A,B,f)

A - string- CSS identifier for object

B - string- CSS identifier for object

f(data, lookup) - function - Handler for collision callback
    data - Hashmap of objects collided eg.

            data = {
                "#obj": [Object],
                ".obj": [Object]
            }

    lookup - Hashmap of all objects by CSS selectors

remove - Kill the obj

GameFrame.prototype.remove = function(obj)

obj - object - Physics Object to be deleted from the game

registerKeys - Bind events

GameFrame.prototype.registerKeys = function(id, keys)

id - string - Element selector for object to respond to keys

keys - hashmap - hashmap of keys and the corresponding callbacks eg.

        {
            // Standard letter keys
            'a':function(obj, lookup){alert('a was pressed')},
            'b':function(obj, lookup){alert('b was pressed')},
            ...

            // Arrow keys
            'up' : function(obj, lookup){alert('up was pressed')},
            'down' : function(obj, lookup){alert('down was pressed')},
            'left' : function(obj, lookup){alert('left was pressed')},
            'right' : function(obj, lookup){alert('right was pressed')},

            // Click events
            'click': function(obj, lookup){alert('game was clicked');
            'poke': function(obj, lookup){alert('obj was clicked');
        }

registerLoops - On loop execution

GameFrame.prototype.registerLoops = function(f)

f(lookup) - function - runs on everyloop

template - Create a obj from a template

GameFrame.prototype.template = function(id, x, y)

id - string - CSS selector for template element

x - number - starting x coordinate for template object

y - number - starting y coordinate for template object

image - Change the image of an object

GameFrame.prototype.image = function(obj, src)

obj - object - Physics Object to change image

src - string URI - URI specifying new image

gameOver - Kill the game and launch modal

GameFrame.prototype.gameOver = function()

score - Increment the score

GameFrame.prototype.score = function(value)

value - number - Adds this number to the total score

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