I think this is what you are looking for: Learn HTML5 Game Development at Udacity
I've been in that course and I can't recommend it. It wasn't very good.
I agree with that. I went through it just a couple of months ago. Way too many errors in the lessons, the problems, and the automated solution checker.
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nice post.. and i viewed the site ..wonderful 3d designs. Can u explain how tat i can integrate these designs to my mobile..
It runs fine in Chrome and Firefox browsers.
Have tested on Windows 8 tablet and it runs fine.
Have not tested it on Android devices. But since Chrome browser is quite compatible cross devices.
I do not anticipate any issue if you stick with chrome.
Safari on iPad is another target that we will work on, but currently we are targeting IE 9- 10.
On your mobile device, you can always check to see if the following links work:
https://www.otakhi.com/public/otakhi/Scenes/Mayan%20Ruin
https://www.otakhi.com/public/otakhi/Scenes/Ruins%20Entrance
https://www.otakhi.com/public/otakhi/Scenes/Old%20House
https://www.otakhi.com/public/otakhi/Scenes/Palm%20Trees
if they work, most likely the editor works as well.
And this is what you do to create an app and publish it to a link for public access (like above):
(1) register at https://www.otakhi.com/otakhi/_vault/_signon.php?type=enroll
(2) Log in
(3) create a folder
(4) drag all the models you want to use from the repository into that folder.
(5) merge them in Condenser and save it as index.html to the same folder.
(5a) delete all the droplets that you acquired in step (4), since they are now merged into your index.html formation.
(6) create a favicon.png (roughly 80x80px in size) and put it in the same folder.
(7) right click the folder and select 'Make App'. The folder is now being treated as a web site.
(8) right click the folder and select 'Publish...'. Fill in required info in the dialog and click 'Publish'.
(9) Your work will appear in the repository listed as an App.
(10) share its embed URL and invite friends to visit.
Your application embed URL has the following structure:
https://www.otakhi.com/public/your_user_id/local_path_to_your_app_folder
I think this is what you are looking for: Learn HTML5 Game Development at Udacity
I've been in that course and I can't recommend it. It wasn't very good.
I agree with that. I went through it just a couple of months ago. Way too many errors in the lessons, the problems, and the automated solution checker.
I have started the course in udacity.. Will i stop it..Or is there any other tutorials related to html5 game development Other than Undacity..
If you know JavaScript, then I'd highly recommend JawsJS. It's really straightforward for 2D games. If you end up making a fair bit of money, or have $99 to spend, check out impactJS. I've never used it, but it seems to be the way to go for serious web game development.
EDIT: I didn't realise this, but you can develop iOS Games in JavaScript using impact as well! The more you know...
This scene, a virtual desktop, takes only 17 lines of javascript to make by reusing 3D meshes, materials, and lights ... most work went into object placement.
