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HTML5 Game Physics Moving Elastic Collisions Video 0066
Friday, July 19th, 2013
A Video for the Ojambo.com HTML5 Game Physics Moving Elastic Collisions article.
Part One of One
Tags: Acceleration, Collisions, Elastic, Games, html5, Javascript, Moving, Physics, screencast, video
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HTML5 Game Physics Moving Elastic Collisions
Wednesday, July 17th, 2013
HTML5 Game Physics Bouncing Elastic Collisions
This tutorial is the third in a series about HTML5 game physics. Game character movement becomes more realistic when multiple collisions are utilized. At each collision, a character will need to reverse or lose some momentum.
The third tutorial will move the game character in different directions after each collision. The bounce effect will be achieved by using a constant acceleration. The canvas sides will act as a non-moving object for collision with the moving game character.
Tags: Acceleration, Collisions, Elastic HTML5, Games, Javascript, Moving Physics
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Ojambo – HTML5 Game Physics Elastic Collisions Video 0065
Friday, July 12th, 2013
A Video for the Ojambo.com HTML5 Game Physics Elastic Collisions article.
Part One of One
Tags: Acceleration, Collisions, Elastic HTML5, Games, Javascript, Physics, screencast, video
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HTML5 Game Physics Elastic Collisions
Wednesday, July 10th, 2013
HTML5 Game Physics Acceleration And Elastic Collisions
This tutorial is the second in a series about HTML5 game physics. Game character movement becomes more realistic when acceleration is used. Acceleration is the rate at which the velocity of a game character changes with time.
The second tutorial will move the game character vertically downwards according to gravity. Air or fluid resistance will be provided by a set drag coefficient. The bottom will act as a non-moving object for collision with the moving game character.
Tags: Acceleration, Collisions, Elastic HTML5, Games, Javascript, Physics
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