Nice! HISCORE should be HIGHSCORE or HIGH SCORE
Flappy Bird in HTML5
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Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#12Nice. And accurate too. I got the same score as on the Android version.
0 points.
Bookmarked, to take a look at what HTML5 looks like.
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#13Nice. And accurate too. I got the same score as on the Android version. 0 points. Bookmarked, to take a look at what HTML5 looks like.
To me it seems much easier than the iPhone version.
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
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#15What makes me wonder: why the author didn't it copy really 1:1? Everything from the sounds, the proportions to the speed is slightly wrong making this thing pretty awkward.
I am thinking this is probably an artifact of copying the assets from the game, not having access to the originals.
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#16I would make it work with the spacebar.
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#17Is there a tool to code such a thing once and get it run in Android, iOS as App and also have it as webpage like this HTML5?
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#18What makes me wonder: why the author didn't it copy really 1:1? Everything from the sounds, the proportions to the speed is slightly wrong making this thing pretty awkward.
Go to main.js
line ~184
In reset() add: SPEED = 300;
and it feels closer to the game.
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#19Is there a way to mute the game? If not then it would be a nice feature.
Re: Flappy Bird in HTML5
#20What makes me wonder: why the author didn't it copy really 1:1? Everything from the sounds, the proportions to the speed is slightly wrong making this thing pretty awkward.
As another post says, it likely came from http://www.marksteve.com/dtmb (hopefully with permission?)