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Taras Serevann2014-08-08 19:51:16
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Taras Serevann, 2014-08-08 19:51:16

Is it possible to write games with jQuery animate()?

Hello. I just completed a course on JQuery and JS, and I want to write some kind of game, even if it is very simple. Is JQuery animate() and other JQuary effects suitable for this, or is this perversion and the like only needed to be done using canvas?

After all, I've been waiting for a year until I can make a game with animation :)

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Sergey, 2014-08-08
Protko @Fesor

Yes, canvas only. And pay attention to such things as the modes of blending / composition of objects. This allows you to speed up the rendering of the scene so much. In general, if you take desktops, there are no problems to make a toy on canvas. On mobile platforms it will slow down, but it can be optimized and will even be usable. It really depends on what kind of toy it is.

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Denis Ineshin, 2014-08-08
@IonDen

Let me tell you, everything is possible. Try. Only on personal experience you will understand all the features of this approach and its disadvantages. Also, as you study, you will begin to discover other technologies for working with graphics and animation on the web. Heaps of them.

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Alexander Taratin, 2014-08-09
@Taraflex

Grab pixi.js + greensock.com/gsap

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badabom, 2014-09-06
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