Awesome

GeoStrike (alpha)

3D game experiment for real world data. Boom!

Technologies

Node, GraphQL, Angular, CesiumJS, Angular Cesium

Getting started

• Go to project directory
• install

 yarn

• run server & client:

 yarn start

• enjoy: http://localhost:4200

Enable remote users

• Go to packages/client/src/environments/environment.ts and change server url to your ip with port 3000

   serverUrl: 'localhost:3000' // OLD
   serverUrl: '[your_ip]:3000' // NEW

• run normally

yarn start

• Now you and other players on the same lan can connect to http://[your_ip]:4200

Game Controls

• Tab - switch FPV/SemiFPV
• Shift - run
• Space - switch to shooting mode
• c - crawling mode
• w,a,s,d - move
• mouse_move - look around
• mouse_click - shoot (in shooting mode only)
• e - enter nearby building

Start a game

• login to client http://[ip]:4200
• choose new game
• select character and user name
• User code is shown (for other player to join your game they should choose "Join game" option and insert your game code)
• Press "start game" and press "ready" when you want to start the game

Start game on terrain

• Go to packages/client/src/environments/environment.ts and change the flag loadTerrain to true.
• Then run the command TERRAIN=true yarn start

Required global packages for development

install using yarn global add <PACKAGE_NAME> or npm i -g <PACKAGE_NAME>

• server tools for running local server:
  • ts-node
  • nodemon
• client tools for running angular/cli dev server:
  • @angular/cli
• generate code for GraphQL: graphql-code-generator

Credits list - how to modify

to modify credits, open assets/credits/credits.json and add\delete\change destinated credit