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It provides an extendible Node.JS based server, on which game logic runs, as well as a client-side library which synchronizes the client's game state with the server game state. In order to provide a smooth visual experience for each connected client, Incheon implements efficient networking methods, position interpolation and extrapolation, user input coordination, shadow objects, physics and pseudo-physical movement, automatic handling of network spikes.
Incheon aims to optimize the player's visual experience, while providing a simple development model which is highly configurable and easy to analyze and debug.
Check out the official demo: Spaaace
More features in the pipeline:
The official Incheon documentation contains articles on theory and rational, as well as the structure and architecture of the project.
If you feel like learning by doing you can start with first tutorial, My first game: Pong which contains step-by-step on implementation of a networked version of this classic game.
If you're not exactly sure how to do something, Stack Overflow is your friend.
If you've encountered a bug and it's not already in the issues page, open a new issue.
For discussing Incheon, multiplayer games or just hanging out you're invited to join us on slack.
Please Let us know! We'd love to play it, and feature it on the Incheon homepage.
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A Node.js based real-time game server
The npm package incheon receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, incheon popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that incheon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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