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Damion Murray
Jan 8, 2015, 9:15:35 AM1/8/15
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Would anyone be interested in an online repository where Ash developers can share components-systems-nodes that they've created? I think Ash is a great framework but it needs a stronger community of users to bolster it. A component-system-node repo would go a long way to growing that community.
Michael Cann
Jan 8, 2015, 5:47:05 PM1/8/15
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Its a great idea tho I would hesitate as to how many people are still coding in AS3 / Ash these days..
On 8 January 2015 at 22:15, Damion Murray <dimum...@gmail.com> wrote:
Would anyone be interested in an online repository where Ash developers can share components-systems-nodes that they've created? I think Ash is a great framework but it needs a stronger community of users to bolster it. A component-system-node repo would go a long way to growing that community.
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Damion Murray
Jan 8, 2015, 6:04:04 PM1/8/15
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True dat.
However there is a viable alternative to AS3 in the form of Haxe/OpenFL.
I use the Haxe port of Ash which can be found here. The cool thing with Haxe is the ability to target a multitude of platforms include iOS, Android, PC, Mac, Linux even game consoles...all using a single code base.
So, assuming we're going with the haxe port, what shape should a component-system-node repo for Ash take? Any takers?
However there is a viable alternative to AS3 in the form of Haxe/OpenFL.
I use the Haxe port of Ash which can be found here. The cool thing with Haxe is the ability to target a multitude of platforms include iOS, Android, PC, Mac, Linux even game consoles...all using a single code base.
So, assuming we're going with the haxe port, what shape should a component-system-node repo for Ash take? Any takers?
Damion Murray
Feb 13, 2015, 3:11:05 PM2/13/15
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Decided to go ahead and take a stab at building a repo of Ash-Haxe "modules" ie. collections of components/nodes/systems the devs can use in their Ash-Haxe projects.
The collection is a bit sparse at the moment but its a work in progress.
Check it out using the link below:
https://github.com/dimumurray/Ash-Haxe-Modules
Feel free to fork the project and add your own modules.
The collection is a bit sparse at the moment but its a work in progress.
Check it out using the link below:
https://github.com/dimumurray/Ash-Haxe-Modules
Feel free to fork the project and add your own modules.
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