Zeus HTML5 Engine

[MayoMayn]

Zeus

Using the latest technologies Zeus powers Habbo in HTML5
The GraphQL server is powered by Nest, Apollo, Prisma and PostreSQL
The game client itself is using Angular, Apollo, GraphQL and Pixi.js

I'll do a roadmap soon enough.

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Why do we need this?
Habbo is slow and poorly coded, it's using old and deprecated software and have done that for way too long.
Flash is gonna be unsupported in all browsers by 2020, and if you take a look at the rate of the current retro development
it's unlikely there'll ever be one by then if nobody takes the time to actually save the future of retros.

 

[JynX]

Sounds kewl.

 

[LeChris]

Good luck. The mighty @Jaden never finished his nor anyone else who attempted

 

[lincoln67]

looks good, keep it up

 

[MayoMayn]

Github & Gitlab update
StormCMS and this project have been merged together into a single project, as this Engine needs to be run in a JS environment anyway.
Also I've decided to move the project repository to a private repo on Gitlab, since I don't want habtards cloning it, rename it and claim it as theirs.
Happened once with another project, ain't gonna let it happen again.

If you want access to the repository, just create a Gitlab user and ask for permission.

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[Brad]

Thread re-opened upon request.

 

[MayoMayn]

I've decided to go with React and Mobx for the GUI instead of Pixi.js as I want a completely fresh and modern design for the entire Habbo client and it's better done using HTML and CSS.
It'll not be very Habboish as I want something new, because I've grown tired of looking at the same shit over and over for years.

 

[Mystical]

Amazing, just wow, Considering chrome is going to be outing Flash, what you are developing may well save Habbo Retros

 

[MayoMayn]

Amazing, just wow, Considering chrome is going to be outing Flash, what you are developing may well save Habbo Retros

All browsers will stop supporting Flash by 2020.
And thanks, I just need a designer, or at least put some time into learning CSS properly.

 

[Zachariah]

Best of luck with this mate, and I'm pretty sure habbo said they have a plan whenever flash stops working and etc. There's articles about it

 

[MayoMayn]

Best of luck with this mate, and I'm pretty sure habbo said they have a plan whenever flash stops working and etc. There's articles about it

From what I've heard they're ditching the web version and focusing on the mobile version.

 

[Zachariah]

I saw it on a fansite that follows Habbo, probably not the english version but yeah
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[MayoMayn]

I saw it on a fansite that follows Habbo, probably not the english version but yeah
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Spoiler: Or read here

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Yes but it didn't explicitly say for the web, which indeed mean they could ditch it.

 

[Mystical]

Yes but it didn't explicitly say for the web, which indeed mean they could ditch it.

When they ditch the web version, everybody will be using this, if I can help in any way, just DM me.

 

[MayoMayn]

When they ditch the web version, everybody will be using this, if I can help in any way, just DM me.

Whenever I finish this, don't expect it to be free and open source lol

 

[Mystical]

Whenever I finish this, don't expect it to be free and open source lol

I would be willing to pay for this obviously, I didn't expect you to put in this much work and for it to be open-source.

 

[MayoMayn]

I will be using

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for state management, and

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for designing.
This means that there'll be mulitple themes and that users can customize the GUI colors in any way they want.
 
The room floor is now getting drawn instead of using sprites.
This means faster performance, way smoother, cooler and customizable tiles compared to the native ones.
Floor thickness can be changed using an integer, which means you can widen it in exact pixels.
Next I'll be moving onto adding stairs.

The floor is being generated using an array containing X, Y and Z coordinates
Example:

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[[3,2],[0,0],[3,3],[0,1],[0,2],[0,3],[1,0],[1,1],[1,2],[1,3],[2,0],[2,1],[2,2],[3,0],[3,1],[4,0],[4,1],[4,2],[4,3],[3,-1,2],[4,-1,2],[2,-1,2],[1,-1,2],[0,-1,2],[-1,0,2],[-1,1,2],[-1,2,2],[-1,3,2],[-1,-1,2]]

That floor data will output this:

 

[Mystical]

Looks very interesting, looking forward to a Live Demo, if there is one.

 

[MayoMayn]

I've created a Codepen demonstrating how tiles are being generated in case any of you are curious.

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[ssssssdforgotpass]

Is this coded yourself from scratch? Cause i know someone made something very similar on RZ.