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dill-pixel

v6.2.3

Published

7 months ago

Relish framework for HTML games

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Dill Pixel

Framework for HTML game development, made by Relish Studios.

Introduction

Why make this game framework?

PIXI.js is a great rendering engine, but it is not a game engine. It is not opinionated about project structure and does not provide any common game development tools. This framework is designed to fill that gap. It is Relish's opinionated approach to game development using PIXI.js.

Core Features

Scene Management

The framework auto-detects your scenes. Scenes are super charged Pixi.js Containers housing your game code.

Plugins

Plugins are first class citizens and can be loaded during bootstrap. You can create your own or use pre-built ones.

Storage Adapters

Storage Adapters are first class citizens and can be loaded during bootstrap. You can create your own or use pre-built ones.

Prerequisites

This framework is intended for HTML game developers. You should have a working knowledge of game development, PixiJS, and Typescript to get started.

Installation

Usage

Documentation

Available here: Docs
Documentation is very much a work in progress and is incomplete.

Want to help out?

We welcome your contributions as bug fixes, new features, or bug reports and enhancement requests. Check out the Contributors Guide to find out how you can help!