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Wow. I been assuming along time as well. ~16years myself.

I am looking to purchasing a game or 2. The have could be dead, active, inactive, have players, not have players. Looking for something I can just advertise and code a few features if needed.

Maybe instead of gainAbility(Revive) Ability.gain(Revive) Same difference, I think it might be easier to load all ability functions that way. I did something like this many years ago with oRPG Creator. I intended on doing it with gRPG. , But at the time it would have been a complete overhaul of all game features cause of how the hooks where set up.

I think I'm interested. :)..

For as much coding and mods I released, I don't know how I haven't released a game yet, but it's coming.

I'm working on a little project. Anyone interested in making me these pieces? 64x64per block b nice.

Site seems down to.

Hey @MitchellI wish to purchase this game. I've reached out to you threw PM, and even in game.

;(function() { fps = 0 requestTime = 0 canvas = document.getElementById('gameCanvas') ctx = canvas.getContext('2d') gridWidth = 10 gridHeight = 10 xOffset = 0 yOffset = 0 grid = createGrid(gridWidth, gridHeight) initialize() window.requestAnimationFrame(gameLoop) canvas.addEventListener('click', canvasClick ) resizeCanvas() function gameLoop() { // ctx.clearRect(0,0,gridWidth, gridHeight) // ctx.save() drawGrid() drawPieces() // ctx.restore() //setTimeout(gameLoop, 1000) window.requestAnimationFrame(gameLoop) } function drawPieces() { for(x = 0; x < gridWidth - 1; x++) { for(y = 0; y < gridHeight - 1; y++) { if(grid[x][y] == "X") { drawX(x, y) } } } } function drawX(x, y) { yPOS = y * yOffset xPOS = x * xOffset ctx.moveTo(xPOS, yPOS) ctx.lineTo(xPOS + xOffset, yPOS + yOffset) ctx.stroke() ctx.moveTo(xPOS + xOffset, yPOS) ctx.lineTo(xPOS, yPOS + yOffset) ctx.stroke() } function drawGrid() { ctx.strokeStyle = 'black' ctx.lineWidth = .05 for(i = 0; i < gridWidth; i++) { ctx.moveTo(i * xOffset, 0) ctx.lineTo(i * xOffset, window.innerHeight) ctx.stroke() ctx.moveTo(0, i * yOffset) ctx.lineTo(window.innerWidth, i * yOffset) ctx.stroke() } } function checkDiagnolBackwards(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function checkDiagnolForward(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function checkColumns(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function checkRows(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function createGrid(gWidth, gHeight) { g = new Array() for(i = 0; i < gWidth; i++) { g[i] = new Array(gHeight).fill(3) } return g } function initialize() { resizeCanvas() } function redrawBoarder() { ctx.strokeStyle = 'blue' ctx.lineWidth = '5' ctx.strokeRect(0, 0, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight) } function resizeCanvas() { canvas.width = window.innerWidth canvas.height = window.innerHeight xOffset = window.innerWidth / gridWidth yOffset = window.innerHeight / gridHeight //redrawBoarder(); } function canvasClick(e) { xClick = Math.ceil(e.pageX / xOffset) yClick = Math.ceil(e.pageY / yOffset) grid[xClick-1][yClick-1] = "X" } })(); I found my problem. I was running to manyy calculations that wasn't needed at the time. That's from taking a break does to people after awhile.

I'm looking to gain some experience with some Google maps API. Some of the things I would like to do is allow people to change street names, business names, and profiles of users who changed/owns what. I am intending on allow players to battle real world Cities similar to how most of these TBG are played.

;(function() { fps = 0 requestTime = 0 canvas = document.getElementById('gameCanvas') ctx = canvas.getContext('2d') gridWidth = 10 gridHeight = 10 xOffset = 0 yOffset = 0 grid = createGrid(gridWidth, gridHeight) initialize() window.addEventListener('resize', resizeCanvas) canvas.addEventListener('click', canvasClick ) window.requestAnimationFrame(gameLoop) gameLoop() //gameLoop() function gameLoop() { drawGrid() //setTimeout(gameLoop, 1000) window.requestAnimationFrame(gameLoop) } function drawX() { for(x = 0; x < gridWidth - 1; x++) { for(y = 0; y < gridHeight; y++) { if(grid[x][y] == "X") { xOffset = window.innerWidth / gridWidth xPOS = x * xOffset yOffset = window.innerHeight / gridHeight yPOS = y * yOffset ctx.moveTo(xPOS, yPOS) ctx.moveTo(xPOS + xOffset, yPOS + yOffset) ctx.moveTo(xPOS + xPOS, yPOS) ctx.moveTo(xPOS, yPOS + yOffset) ctx.stroke() } } } } function drawGrid() { ctx.save() ctx.strokeStyle = 'black' ctx.lineWidth = .05 for(x = 1; x < gridWidth; x++) { for(y = 1; y < gridHeight; y++) { ctx.moveTo(x * xOffset, 0) ctx.lineTo(x * xOffset, window.innerHeight) ctx.stroke() ctx.moveTo(0, y * yOffset) ctx.lineTo(window.innerWidth, y * yOffset) ctx.stroke() if(grid[x-1][y-1] == "X") { ctx.strokeStyle = 'blue' ctx.lineWidth = .75 //alert(grid[x-1][y-1] + x + ';' + y) xPOS = (x -1) * xOffset yPOS = (y - 1) * yOffset ctx.moveTo(xPOS, yPOS) ctx.lineTo(xPOS + xOffset, yPOS + yOffset) ctx.stroke() ctx.moveTo(xPOS + xOffset, yPOS) ctx.lineTo(xPOS, yPOS + yOffset) ctx.stroke() ctx.strokeStyle = 'black' ctx.lineWidth = .05 } } } ctx.restore() } function checkDiagnolBackwards(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function checkDiagnolForward(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function checkColumns(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function checkRows(rows, columns, piece, gWidth, gHeight, count) { } function createGrid(gWidth, gHeight) { g = new Array() for(i = 0; i < gWidth; i++) { g[i] = new Array(gHeight).fill(3) } return g } function initialize() { resizeCanvas() } function redrawBoarder() { ctx.strokeStyle = 'blue' ctx.lineWidth = '5' ctx.strokeRect(0, 0, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight) } function resizeCanvas() { canvas.width = window.innerWidth canvas.height = window.innerHeight xOffset = window.innerWidth / gridWidth yOffset = window.innerHeight / gridHeight //redrawBoarder(); } function canvasClick(e) { xClick = window.innerWidth / gridWidth xClick = Math.ceil(e.pageX / xClick) yClick = window.innerHeight / gridHeight yClick = Math.ceil(e.pageY / yClick) grid[xClick-1][yClick-1] = "X" } })(); So I been playing around with a little JS project just took get my mind back into full coding mind. The problem is, my game loop is ruining extremity slow. Ex: when a grid is CLICKED it takes second to draw the new X. Does anyone have any ideas?

Good thing I ain't have no fluids in my mouth, I would have a second broken phone from water damage.

Let's discuss programming issues . Here's my latest. After 15-20 hours of coding, I cracked the screen on my phone. My fiancee told me the phone wasn't broke. So I slammed it on the ground shattering the phone into a thousand pieces. Later that evening I realized I had my latest code on there and I am unable to retrieve it. EPIC FAIL 101

Read my introduction post from over a year ago that talks about my struggle with addiction? Read my introduction post from over a year ago that talks about my struggle with addiction?

If still looking to pay someone to finish game, I have the entire month of March free.

I'm 5-6hours late... 😞

The new USA military branch 'Space Force' had to be created for some type space war. Thats enough evidence in my book.

@BlindersCity needs to use period. @SRB my thoughts. I believe in a ride of reincarnation similar to what you said. I think we are reincarnated in some plain like ghost can't be seen buy love among us.

My biggest issue is taken care of. Implementing canvas into GL. 🙂

Great minds think alike. I just released a mod that limits with modules can be accessed via rank. I also been trying find a good crypto API for a crypto stock but tigers no longer needed since you already have plans.

PERIODS are your friend SIR!! Not your enemy! Professionalism outside your code is mandatory if you plan on pursuing a future in it young Jedi!

I use ACode as my IDE (code editor) I use FTPCafe Both can be downloaded from play store. Acode also has built in browser. Helps debug my JS. Since google Chrome on browser unable to show JS errors(that I know of)

Out of bordem I am starting a series of mini games I talked about making many months ago. The 1st will be a 10x10 grid of tic tac toe. Screen shot of game itself after a few hr coding. ToDo: Add logic to detrmine winner Implement it into GL(jQuery/Ajaxify)

I am looking for some coding work if anyone needs any work done. I am been pretty bored lately.

Each mod own folder simplifys things for starters...?