p5play is for creating interactive art and games with the Box2D physics engine.
p5play 
p5play is a 2D game engine made by Computer Science teachers to help you turn your game ideas into JavaScript code!
p5play was created by Quinton Ashley @quinton-ashley. p5.play v1 was created by Paolo Pedercini @molleindustria and collaborators. If you have any questions or problems use the help channels on discord or make an issue report on this GitHub repository or email info@p5play.org
p5play is an open source project and will always be available for free, but your support would be greatly appreciated. If you use p5play professionally in your lessons or commercial games, please consider donating!
First, take a look at the [p5play project planning page][]. Let me know what you'd like to help with!
See the LICENSING.md file in the p5play-web repository for information about the licensing of p5play and p5play.org.
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p5play is for creating interactive art and games with the Box2D physics engine.
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