Shows how to use matchbox_socket with bevy and ggrs using bevy_matchbox and bevy_ggrs, to create a simple working browser "game" (if moving cubes around on a plane can be called a game).
There is a live version here (move the cube with WASD):
- 2-Player: https://helsing.studio/box_game/
- 3-Player: https://helsing.studio/box_game/?players=3
- N-player: Edit the link above.
When enough players have joined, you should see a couple of boxes, one of which
you can move around using the WASD keys.
You can open the browser console to get some rough idea about what's happening (or not happening if that's the unfortunate case).
- Run the matchbox-provided
matchbox_server(help), or run your own onws://localhost:3536/. - Run the demo (enough clients must connect before the game stats)
cargo run -- [--matchbox ws://127.0.0.1:3536] [--players 2] [--room <name>]Install the wasm32-unknown-unknown target
rustup target install wasm32-unknown-unknownInstall a lightweight web server
cargo install wasm-server-runnercargo run --target wasm32-unknown-unknown- Use a web browser and navigate to http://127.0.0.1:1334/?players=2
- Open the console to see execution logs