Make your own 2D adventures with HTML, CSS & plain vanilla JavaScript, no frameworks and no libraries! Today we will apply state design pattern, sprite animation, parallax backgrounds and we will learn how to control FPS with timestamps and delta time. Have fun! :)
Part 1: • JavaScript Game Tutorial with HTML Canvas Animating player
Part 2: • JavaScript Game Tutorial - Advanced Techni... State management and parallax backgrounds (this video)
Part 3: • JavaScript Game Tutorial - Many Different ... Enemy types
Part 4 : • JavaScript Game Tutorial - Particles & Int... Collisions & Particles
Part 5 : • JavaScript Game Tutorial - Final Polish Win & Lose Conditions, Timer, Clean up
Part 6: • JavaScript Game Tutorial - Bonus Features Bonus features
🎮 FULL SERIES:🎮 • JavaScript Game Development Masterclass 2022
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⭐️Tutorial Contents ⭐️
00:00 Course overview & final project previews
00:29 Why to use State Design Pattern
00:57 State class
03:10 JavaScript state design pattern explained
12:51 Running state
13:46 Jumping state
15:23 Falling state
17:31 Sprite animation with vanilla JavaScript
18:32 How to control FPS in JavaScript game
24:28 Positioning the player in game world
25:35 Parallax backgrounds
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