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A source note for developers of 2D browser games and interactive media. It lists what the KAPLAY README at one commit shows: how objects are composed, the routes for adding the library, the TypeScript notes and a globals warning. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run.

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KAPLAY README as written: component-based game objects, ways to install it, and the globals warning

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A source note for developers of 2D browser games and interactive media. It lists what the KAPLAY README at one commit shows: how objects are composed, the routes for adding the library, the TypeScript notes and a globals warning. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run.

Useful starting points

  • The README warns that a published game may be better off not using the global functions, and links to its own explanation.
  • A bundler is needed to use the library in a project; the browser include names a specific version.
  • One README code comment about moving up does not obviously match the call beside it; the note flags this as an untested observation.
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