For my latest game prototype, aside from KeyActionBinder, I’m also using my new GameLooper class to control the main game loop. Because of the way the class has been built, it is particularly easy to integrate it with something like Box2DFlash, which is what I’m using in my prototype for physics simulation. Integration works by […]
Continue reading →When creating games (or, really, any sort of animation) using ActionScript, most developers rely on the ENTER_FRAME event to synchronize their actions with when a frame is being rendered on the screen (effectively using it as their game loop). In any way you look at it, that’s the right way to do it, but it […]
Continue reading →I was curious about the latency of the GameInput API in Adobe AIR and decided to test it a bit using my game prototype. I tested it both as a desktop app, and as an OUYA game. Here’s the results, first in the desktop: And in the OUYA: Perhaps it’s not very clear by the […]
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