Design and sell hardware to outdo the competition in this free tycoon! · By
I understand, I've used Construct 2 and get how messy and difficult the code can be. But I don't see a problem with letting the community have a go at trying to understand it. Providing explanations is your choice but either way, if you do or not, access to this code could help so many people with their own little projects.
Perhaps I will, there's still the matter of a possible patch update (minor old stuff that was done for 0.3 and hopefully fixing score submission) and the code having secret keys in it, but I really don't have the time for that at the moment.
why can't you post the open source code? you were told that even if it is in very bad condition, you can just post it, people will deal with it themselves over time.
Hi, I currently making my own tycoon game that are inspired by the Hardware Tycoon and other "table" tycoon as well. For a week or two I should present current early demo. This kind of game was always in back of my mind, I've hope for this project to complete one of this aspect, but as well I can continue heritage :)
For true heritage, you will need to abandon project at its peak, and then years later announce that you are not gonna continue to work on it
probably JavityEngine, developed by him https://github.com/Radomiej/JavityEngine?tab=readme-ov-file
It's programmed in Java, which leaves a bad taste in my mouth, but it's fine for smaller projects like these.
wow, that's awesome. I've used PixiJs, never knew you could pair react with it. I'm not one for frontend frameworks (the insane amount of them, and the arguments people have about them, have made me follow vanilla js instead.) But I'm happy for you and hope you continue development. The game looks fantastic, is there any way I can follow development of this?
Yes, I'll make project public today or tomorrow :) I'm want to add two more task (version component and background music) then can share this pre-alpha version to take first feedback, there are still missing thing there and that but it should be fixed shortly when we target all "missed" parts :D In regards technology I'm also not frontend guys(professional Java dev, and hobbyist Unity programmer by last couple of years) but I've decided switch to the HTML about half year ago (can't stand Unity UI systems anymore, and the incident with Unity make me part from them as for now)
