GitHub - wjlgryx/WebGLSpriteEngineJS: A webgl sprite engine with two goals - simplicity and speed (Apache 2 licensed). Please feel free to join me in making this fun project more awesome! To get started please look at the README at the bottom of the page. To see some inspiring demos, please go to (Chrome 9+ and Firefox 4+ only):

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A webgl sprite engine with two goals - simplicity and speed (Apache 2 licensed). Please feel free to join me in making this fun project more awesome! To get started please look at the README at the bottom of the page. To see some inspiring demos, please go to (Chrome 9+ and Firefox 4+ only):

2d.nodester.com/index.html

Apache-2.0 license

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run_server.sh		run_server.sh
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FEATURES
- Single javascript file to add WebGL sprite engine to any page
- Tint the color and alpha of sprites extremely quickly
- Rendering text from font maps ( uses font maps made from http://fontmap.nodester.com/index.html)
- Built in keyboard/mouse support to reduce having to make common code

GETTING STARTED

1) Download the compiled javascript library at: 
https://github.com/downloads/richardanaya/WebGLSpriteEngine/SpriteEngine-min.js

2) Go through the simple tutorials at: 
https://github.com/richardanaya/WebGLSpriteEngine/wiki/Tutorials

3) Check out some working demos at:
http://2d.nodester.com/index.html

COMPILING
To compile the javascript library correctly, you'll need some dependencies:

- Java ( http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp )
- Python ( http://www.python.org )

Once you have these, from commandline in the root directory run ./setup.sh (for osx/linux) or setup.bat (for windows)

TESTING
You can run a temporary server in any of the example directory by running ./run_server.sh after you have compiled

TODO LIST:
- improve how inputs work
- figure out a good solution for preloading images
- experiment with ways to do glow and blur
- animated spritesheets
- add layering