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@netforge/asset-library-files

v0.2.0

Published

Built CC0 game asset files for Net Forge (optimized models, sprites, textures and sounds) that kit play serves to a game running locally.

Readme

@netforge/asset-library-files

The built CC0 asset files of the Net Forge game engine: optimized models, sprites, textures and sounds addressed by library id (style.lowpoly.truck), with library/index.json mapping ids to files. kit play (@netforge/kit-play) serves them to a game running on your own computer.

Install

npm install @netforge/asset-library-files

You rarely install it yourself: @netforge/kit-play depends on it.

Example

import { createRequire } from "node:module";
import { dirname, join } from "node:path";

const require = createRequire(import.meta.url);
const libraryDir = join(dirname(require.resolve("@netforge/asset-library-files/package.json")), "library");
// libraryDir/index.json maps library ids to files; serve the folder as ./library

The folder can be passed as dir to the Vite plugin in @netforge/asset-library/vite, or to kit play --library-url when it is hosted on a mirror.

What is in it

  • library/: the optimized .glb and .png files, thumbnails, sounds and index.json.
  • NOTICE: every pack, its author and where its licence was verified.
  • CC0-1.0.txt: the CC0 1.0 dedication.

Every file is third-party art released under CC0 1.0 (Quaternius, Kenney, Screaming Brain Studios, cynicmusic). The package has no JavaScript.

Docs

  • https://forge.netnet.capital/docs/packages/asset-library-files
  • @netforge/asset-library holds the manifest, the lookups and the three.js loader for these files.

License

The package is MIT (see LICENSE). The art itself is CC0 1.0 (see CC0-1.0.txt and NOTICE): you may use it for anything, with no attribution required.