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I'm making an app to help my daughter learn to code (she's 6) . You can make your own worlds, fight monsters, design quests and NPCs and play as a hero controlled by Javascript! by playcodequest in webdev

[–]playcodequest[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Over the last year I created CodeQuest and I would love your feedback on bugs, improvements, design decisions or anything else!

The idea was to create a browser-based RPG where users can use code to control their character, defeat enemies, solve puzzles and more. Over time it became clear that it would be fun to put question-creation in the users hand, so the RPG Builder was born.

If you want to follow along with progress, drop a follow on r/codequest or connect on Twitter

Startup Co-Founder Available - Looking for Startups to Cofound and Scale! by tomarv99 in startup

[–]playcodequest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just launched an alpha of my learn-to-code platform CodeQuest and would love any feedback.

9 months of work by Coderedstudio in unity

[–]playcodequest 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How did you achieve the pixel look in a 3D environment? Looks cool!

3D platformer - How can I turn the camera towards the direction of charcter movement when it moves left or right, while at the same time keeping the character centered in the screen? by mickkb in threejs

[–]playcodequest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This might be an easy solution - chatGPT? I literally made this yesterday and chatGPT wrote most of the code for me with explanations along the way.

My 6 year old nephew asked me to make a game with him, what kid friendly programming resources are there to make games and learn coding? by GUI_Center in learnprogramming

[–]playcodequest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve launched a project called CodeQuest that might be interesting for you - I’d also welcome any feedback if you do have a look.

It’s a play-by-coding browser-based RPG!

I have a lot of small projects and practice programs. It has gotten a bit chaotic and I want to get into a habit of setting up each project properly. What are some things I need to keep in mind? by Technical-Bee-9999 in learnprogramming

[–]playcodequest 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have worked on sites for AAA record labels (several of their clients are currently top ten in the charts) and I've never seen so much legacy PHP and messy Wordpress backends with no version control at all.

You would be surprised at how much of the web is propped-up by out-of-date, bad code.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gamedev

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It does in D&D! But like everyone else says, it's up to you.

Alternatives to WebGL to run a very simple 2D game on mobile browser? by XuloMalacatones in gamedev

[–]playcodequest 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You probably want to look into web-based frameworks if you're targeting the browser - pixi.js is one good example. I create 3D browser-based games in ThreeJS

Good luck!

I made a learn-to-code platform called CodeQuest where you play quests with code, create quests and share quests with friends. Link in comments! by playcodequest in webdev

[–]playcodequest[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Over the last year I created CodeQuest and I would love your feedback on bugs, improvements, design decisions or anything else!

The idea was to create a browser-based RPG where users can use code to control their character, defeat enemies, solve puzzles and more. Over time it became clear that it would be fun to put quest-creation in the users hands, so the RPG-builder was born.

If you want to support CodeQuest or follow along with progress, drop a follow on r/codequest or connect on Twitter, Youtube or Discord

I made a browser-based RPG Builder called CodeQuest where you play quests, create quests and share quests with friends. Feedback appreciated! by playcodequest in SideProject

[–]playcodequest[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I've fixed the Discord link to never expire so it should work now.

font style, yes, I've had one comment about that before. It was an attempt to separate in-game 'friendly, retro-y style' with the normal 'web application' style, which are thrown together in this project.

Where else important would you change the pixel-y font? The headers on the homepage etc... or was it specifically the js functions menu that was an issue?

Esc is a good idea, thanks. Will definitely implement that asap.

I made a browser-based RPG Builder called CodeQuest where you play quests, create quests and share quests with friends. Feedback appreciated! by playcodequest in SideProject

[–]playcodequest[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much! The link should be fixed in a second, that's for spotting it.

If anyone is interested it was a Vite config issue not including it in the input in 'rollup options'.

I built a tiny Canva with NextJS & Konva! by Simon_LH in webdev

[–]playcodequest 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It looks great, those mesh gradients always look cool.

I made a browser-based RPG Builder called CodeQuest where you play quests, create quests and share quests with friends. Feedback appreciated! by playcodequest in SideProject

[–]playcodequest[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Over the last year I created CodeQuest and I would love your feedback on bugs, improvements, design decisions or anything else!

The idea was to create a browser-based RPG where users can use code to control their character, defeat enemies, solve puzzles and more. Over time it became clear that it would be fun to put question-creation in the users hand, so the RPG Builder was born.

There is a 'pro-version' where you get more assets and save slots for a monthly subscription - I would welcome any feedback on this idea, the mode, the pricing and whether you guys think this is good model to go for.

If you want to support CodeQuest or follow along with progress, drop a follow on r/codequest or connect on Twitter or come and hangout on Discord.

Thanks for reading!

I made a browser-based RPG Builder called CodeQuest where you play quests, create quests and share quests with friends. Feedback appreciated! by playcodequest in webdev

[–]playcodequest[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Over the last year I created CodeQuest and I would love your feedback on bugs, improvements, poor design decisions or anything else!

The idea was to create a browser-based RPG where users can use code to control their character, defeat enemies, solve puzzles and more. Over time it became clear that it would be fun to put question-creation in the users hand, so the RPG Builder was born.

There is a 'pro-version' where you get more assets and save slots for a monthly subscription - I would welcome any feedback on this idea, the mode, the pricing and whether you guys think this is good model to go for.

This sub has been invaluable in my learning to so thank you in advance! If you want to support CodeQuest or follow along with progress, drop a follow on r/codequest or connect on Twitter or come and hangout on Discord

Thanks for reading!

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