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Probably requires some more tweaking to get it working properly. Also need to create a model/texture for the walker. |
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(First) Demo for jumpartifact.com
This project will be the demo displayed on the home page of jumpartifact.com.
Currently, a Gitea action is configured for this repo to publish the WASM build to jumpartifact.com/demo0.
Setting up
Clone https://github.com/emscripten-core/emsdk.git to ${HOME}/git/emsdk, and
run the following commands in the cloned directory:
git checkout 3.1.44
./emsdk install latest
./emsdk activate latest
Now you can use emsdk by sourcing the emsdk_env.sh file and using emcc/em++.
The Makefile in wasm_build/ should now "just work" with make.
Testing the wasm build
After building the wasm version of this demo (which should have emitted an .html
file and a .wasm file and possibly more), you can invoke python -m http.server
(or use whatever http server you want) in the directory where the .html file is,
and open your browser to localhost:8000 (if using python -m http.server).
You should then be able to click on the emitted .html to open the wasm build in
the browser.