WebGL X-Wing

Relying on absolute cursor position out to the very edges/corners of the window is a bad idea, it's too easy to go outside and lose control while trying to get to the extreme positions necessary.

Re: WebGL X-Wing

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Post by glenngillen » Sat, Oct 22, 2011, 1:04 PM UTC

jeremy82 wrote: post #6

Terrible graphics problems on my i945-Board (using Chrome on Win 7/64bit). I can see the fighter, but almost nothing else.

Same, the space you're flying in is almost completely invisible

Re: WebGL X-Wing

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Post by reedlaw » Sat, Oct 22, 2011, 1:18 PM UTC

Do you ever get to the point where you shoot into the vents?

Re: WebGL X-Wing

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Post by overgard » Sat, Oct 22, 2011, 1:30 PM UTC

nknight wrote: post #7

Relying on absolute cursor position out to the very edges/corners of the window is a bad idea, it's too easy to go outside and lose control while trying to get to the extreme positions necessary.

Totally agree. This felt like a game that's really more suited to be played fullscreen, but is stuck in a browser. If you're going to live in the browser you also have to live within it's constraints, ie, don't make me quick-twitch to the corner.