i am confused

could help simplyifing code, especially in stuff like game dev e.g

hx
velocity = keyPressed(RIGHT) <=> keyPressed(LEFT)

what does this mean? pick whichever is true?

ok well this doesnt make sense actually

but the spaceship op is like

a b if a is bigger: return 1 if b is bigger: return -1 if a == b: return 0

It could be incorporated with booleans since they can be considered integers

but afaik haxe doesnt treat em that way

no idea but people in #162395145352904705 may know

i wonder if that could be macrod

i guess it would be invalid haxe

how do i disable this prompt?

Never seen it before

WAit i thought this was #162395145352904705 im so sorry

lol it's okay

Good day. My name is Timur, I am 45 years old. I am an old machine tool adjuster and not a programmer , but my wife works as a music teacher at school. She asked me to make an interactive game for schoolchildren. It looks like a game like this link https://github.com/mio-edition/floyds-puzzle This is a quiz game where a cat will run and it will jump on the musical signs. It will be necessary to arrange the musical signs by dragging on the touch screen to the desired position and then the cat will be able to move along the musical lines to the next level . I found the Ceramic engine on the Internet and it seems to be easy enough to master. But I would like to have various effects in the form of flickering or something else that I could insert myself in the right place by copying the shader code from the shadertoy website. Does the Ceramic engine work with shaders? Maybe you can advise me something else... I also found engines like Godot and Defold (I don't consider huge engines like UE or Unity). I think the Ceramic engine is very good for such a small 2d game.

it does have shader support, but personally i haven't used it for flickering-type effects

i use it for palette swapping

To confirm, the intended way to scene switch in ceramic is overwriting

app.scenes.main

directly?

Yes

There is not much docs about it except the code of existing shaders, but yes Ceramic works with shaders. It probably won’t be as simple as copy and paste because uniforms have different names but if you know a bit of glsl you should be fine

is there a ceramic command to start a html server separately?

No, so the most simple way is to use a vscode extension that does serve your project/web directory, with live reload etc… and select clay / build web instead of clay / run web

@ambitious-knife-25690 https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ritwickdey.LiveServer

Is it possible to somehow run the game on the TV? My wife has a huge touch screen TV in her classroom. There seems to be an Android operating system inside it (but I'm not sure). To be honest, I myself surprised that this TV has a touch screen, usually a touch screen have tablets and phones, this is probably some kind of TV for classrooms. Because such a TV is not in demand at home, since everyone at home has either a computer or a tablet or a smartphone. Probably, this TV is intended for the teacher to indicate some interactive pictures. I will check the model name and id of the TV on Monday and find out if there is any operating system inside. If there is, for example, an android, will a game made on the Ceramics engine work on it?

As far as I understand, the most important thing is to find out which graphic API is present in this TV. I'm not sure if there's Opengl or Vulkan inside. But if it is a smart TV, then there is a high probability that there is a browser inside it.

Also my wife has a laptop with windows, but there is a small screen. Therefore, there is a goal to launch an interactive game for schoolchildren on a large TV screen. Is it possible to deploy a game on Windows on a laptop via a small http server that would be accessible via ethernet and although the game code would be on the laptop, the graphics themselves would be displayed on a large TV screen?

yes, be sure to check the TV's operating system

also check if it has a web browser

ceramic can build for web, so as long as your device has a web browser, it should be able to run it