123 basic (formerly GLBScript) - HTML5 for GLBasic

[Schranz0r]

  it!

[djtoon]

3d?

[Schranz0r]

no

[coolo]

Thanks for your replies!!

3d?

As Schranz0r already said: Not yet. But when 2D commands are implemented I will of course implement 3D via WebGL (WebGLBScript  ). WebGL is OpenGL ES 2.0 for the web. I will offer this as an Add-on for GLBScript.

Great work! I want this! What are the terms? :-)

GLBScript won't be free / open source. Mainly because I spent so much of my time into this project - and I will continue spending time . I think the online version (with limited lines of code) will be free and the 2D version will cost in the first month around 30€ and then I will increase the price).
Please understand, I've spent a lot of time into this project and the price is quite reasonable I think.

When do we get to play with it

Soon! I think in around 2- 3 months a first test version of GLBScript is available.

[Moru]

Great work! I want this! What are the terms? :-)

GLBScript won't be free / open source. Mainly because I spent so much of my time into this project - and I will continue spending time . I think the online version (with limited lines of code) will be free and the 2D version will cost in the first month around 30€ and then I will increase the price).
Please understand, I've spent a lot of time into this project and the price is quite reasonable I think.

That's perfectly understandable, that's why I asked about the terms :-)

[Schranz0r]

about 50 Euro per license could be OK
I like the idea and if there are no major bugs... why not

[TI-994A]

Very interesting; good job!

How do you handle the libraries and dependencies? I'm assuming that these must be included as distributables.

[coolo]

HTML5 is an all in one thing. You have all 2d commands included and all the other stuff. So on the JavaScript side there won't be any problems, because I also don't use any third party libraries (jQuery, Prototype, ...). So there are no "real" dependencies.

On the GLBScript side: GLBScript only compiles used functions, so your "executable" keeps small.

[MrTAToad]

How will you deal with IMPORT and INLINE stuff ?

[coolo]

INLINE throws a syntax error and IMPORT simply imports javascript files instead of c++/mm files.

I could implement INLINE with JavaScript instead of C++, but this would not be very useful, because variable/function names are changed by the compiler (so they don't interfere with JavaScript keywords).

If you don't want a function to be changed you can use "EXPORT" which basically says the compiler "hey dude, I want this function untouched!"

[mentalthink]

It´s possible know aproximately when launch the "Plugin" Coolo?¿...

Thanks in advance...

[coolo]

Nope sorry... GLBScript is a freetime project and so it's very unpredictable when it's done. Especially when it's about something as big as a 3D engine with WebGL...

Currently making the 2D part up and running has a much higher priority than 3D stuff...

[spacefractal]

not all examples works with IE10, but works in Firefox. But its look awesome and its kind like that there is NO problemos as its would cost some money, its fully acceptable and should been sold throught glbasic.com of course, so do a license with Gernot about it.

Same could do that if GlBasic got ported to C# of course.

I wonder if its can run Greedy Mouse, which I have used 2d layeres and scaling very much (but some graphics can been disabled eventuelly).

[hardyx]

This is a very cool project!! I can't believe.

[MrTAToad]

From those examples given it does look as though there is little, if any, speed loss too, which is good...