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Do you want a vue ui mixed with Babylon.js, Three.js, PIXI.js, canvas, Webgl, etc? Or maybe just to store some variables... or make reactive changes? Here's how it works in a few of my games...
There are 3 main points of integration. These are mutating state in the store (writing to a variable in the store), reading state from the store (accessing the store variables from other places), and reacting to changes in state (triggering a function when a value in the store changes).
First, how do you expose the store? Well you can literally just export it and then import it. Or be lazy and stick it on window.store. You'll want to have a sensible order of initialization when your game starts up so that you don't try to access the store before it exists. But games already use loaders etc to load up their images and sounds, so there's a place for that. Load up the store first, probably.
For reading state from the store you can use a syntax like store.getters['setttings/graphicsMode']. It can be a little simpler than that, but this shows the synatx for a store nested within a store. In my game for example, I have a gameStore and a settingsStore just because I didn't feel like putting *all* of the properties into one giant vuex config. One can also access the state via store.state.settingsStore.someProperty but this is reading it directly instead of uses the getter. You probably want to use the getter, because then you can have a computed property, but either will work.
For writing state to the store, the key is store.dispatch. Syntax is like store.dispatch('devStore/toggleDeveloperMenu', optionalPayload). This is invoking the *action* which means you need to create actions instead of just using a setter with this particular syntax.
So that's reading and writing! But what about reactivity? Well lets say your game logic dispatches some state which enters the store, you'll find that if that state is displayed in your vue ui it is already reactive and working. For example if you store.dispatch('game/updateHitpoints', { hp: 50 }) and there's already ui to draw the hitpoint bar on the hud that is going to change automagically. But what if you're pressing buttons in your vue-based settings menu or game ui? How does one get the game itself to react to that? Well there are two some what easy ways (among a million homegrown options). The first is to use the window to dispatch an event from the same action that you use to update the state, and be sure that you always use the action instead of directly accessing the setter. This will work fine, and I did it at first, but there is a more elegant and integrated way. That is to use store.watch.
The store.watch(selector, callback) will invoke your callback when the state defined by the selector you provide changes. For example this is how to setup your game to change the rendering settings in bablyon js (pseudocode) whenever someone changes the graphics level from low | medium | high | ultra.
store.watch(state => state.settings.graphicsMode, () => changeGraphics(store.getters['settings/graphicsMode']));; The first arg is the selector function, which in this case specifies that we're watching graphicsMode for changes. The second function is what gets invoked when it does change. The actual body of my changeGraphics function is skipped b/c it doesn't really matter.. for me it might turn off shadows and downscale the resolution or something like that.
Personally I create a function called bindToStore(stateSelector, callback) which sets up the watcher and invokes it once for good measure. This way when my game is starting it up, as all the watchers get setup listening for changes, that first first invocation also puts the ui into the correct state.
So that's writing, reading, and reacting to state changes across the border between vuex/vue and any html5 app or game engine by integrating with getters, actions via dispatch, and watchers. Good luck and have fun!
Greetings Internet,
I love art, off beat humor and games.
Those three have been pulling at my heart and mind for the entirety of my existence.
I spent the majority of the past decade, exhausting my mind, body and soul in exchange for capitol as a carpenter in the world of residential construction.
In the best interest of both physical and mental health, we decided that wasn't the path for us anymore.
Here we are doing food app delivery work(YourDash, FrubHub, etc) for the past couple years now, trying to be our own boss.
Then wham, wrong place, wrong time, some tesla runs a red light and due to a technicality, my car is on my bill.
An unfortunate way to gain some wonderful insight.
The insight that life is too short for me to not at least try to do what I really want to be doing and not leaning on what feels safe.
To hopefully start manifesting what really matters in this world.
This is my first attempt and I hope the game can bring as much joy to others as it has brought me in developing it so far.
The link in this post will jump to a a website that I set up to host and play my HTML5 Bullet Heaven Exploration. The project supports Desktop and Mobile [Though it still needs optimization, so at max runtime needs about 450mb video ram, please keep this in mind.}
There is gamepad, touch, keyboard, and tilt support available.
Everything essential is on the page and I expect nothing in return, though I would be grateful for any feedback and for other to join my community of open development.
I have learned so much and worked so hard on this game in the past month, giving this game a soul has seemingly asked me for a bit of mine in return to get the results I wanted in such short time. Very fortunate to have a significant other who doesn't think I have completely lost my mind making slaving away over such a strange project for no tangible reason loI. I have been seriously anxious about getting back on the road again, it was a scary accident and this passion project has been a serious outlet that I hope can become an opportunity to create a really super experience that can help mitigate some form of the suffering in this world.
I have been a fan of this site before and think it will make for a good place to post, devlogs, screen captures, AI Art Exports/Collages/Edits. So please follow if any part of this appeals to you. Thank you for your time you lovely people.
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