Search Results for "state-thread"

Rune is a game development platform focused on creating real-time multiplayer games with minimal backend code. Designed for indie developers, it handles networking, matchmaking, and server management while integrating seamlessly with JavaScript-based game engines.

The project implements a lightweight but powerful engine for creating turn-based games (board games, card games, turn-based strategy, etc.) in JavaScript. With boardgame.io, you define the game logic in pure functions: you describe how the game state changes when a move is made, and the framework handles all the rest (state management, synchronization, storage, multiplayer, etc.). This abstraction lets developers focus on the rules and mechanics rather than on networking, persistence or UI plumbing. It supports both local games and online multiplayer across clients, and can be used with different view layers — e.g., vanilla JS or a UI framework like React or React Native. ...

...Mostly a playground for exploring how conventional third-person gameplay mechanics found in modern games work and recreating them in a general way. Raycast character controller with capsule collisions. General state system. You can define your own scenes in Blender, and then read them with Sketchbook. Sketchbook needs to run on a local server such as HTTP-server or webpack-dev-server to be able to load external assets.

Lance is a real-time multiplayer game server framework designed to simplify the development of synchronized online games. It provides an extensible Node.js–based server where all game logic runs centrally. Lance also includes a client-side library that keeps each player’s game state synchronized with the server in real time. To ensure smooth gameplay, it uses efficient networking techniques along with position interpolation and extrapolation. The framework manages user input coordination and shadow objects to reduce the impact of latency. Built-in physics and pseudo-physical movement help create realistic interactions between game entities. ...

...It brings the full five-stage LSP methodology online — skill building, individual model, shared model, system model, guiding principles — on a shared 2D brick canvas, in real time. It pairs with your existing video call rather than replacing it. Facilitators drive each stage through a live timer and state machine. Participants build on breakout-room canvases with live cursors, presence, per-brick reactions, and threaded comments. Rooms auto-compose each member's individual model into one shared view. A library of 20 scenario templates covers every stage, and AI session reports run on the facilitator's own Anthropic key. Apache 2.0, free forever, no paid tier. ...