Johan Helsing

#introduction time :)

Hi all! I'm a (semi-)independent #gamedev, also making open-source tools, libraries and tutorials, focused around #rustlang and #bevyengine.

I made #matchbox, a rust crate for easily making p2p connections on web and native. I wrote "extreme bevy", a tutorial series for how make a game with it, Bevy and #ggrs that I try to keep up-to-date with new bevy releases.

I also maintain a handful of Bevy plugins: bevy_pancam, bevy_smud, noisy_bevy, bevy_pkv, bevy_web_asset, ++

Nov 12, 2022 at 9:33amWeb
Show threadWord DevNov 12, 2022
@johanhelsing welcome! “Extreme bevy” really sounds interesting!
Show threadJohan HelsingNov 12, 2022
@worddev thanks! 😊 it starts here: https://johanhelsing.studio/posts/extreme-bevy
Extreme Bevy: Making a p2p web game with rust and rollback netcode

In my previous post, Introducing Matchbox, I explained how Matchbox solves the problem of setting up peer-to-peer connections in rust web assembly for implementing low-latency multiplayer web games. I said I'd start making games using it and I figured it's about time I make good on that promise, as well as write a tutorial while at it. I'll explain step-by-step how to use Bevy, GGRS, and Matchbox to recreate the old classic Extreme Violence by Simon Green with online p2p multiplayer using rollback netcode.

Johan Helsing Studio
Show threadWord DevNov 12, 2022
@johanhelsing Thank you! I already learned something after quickly scrolling through it: fit_canvas_to_parent: true.