Continuation of the topic of Shared Canvas

Your video on the shared canvas using websockets and node.js has really inspired me. I would love to see a video covering some more basics that I could expand from on my own.

Main Goal: Allow multiple users (3+) to control their own object, like a rectangle, on the screen that moves when directional keys are pressed. Trigger events when they collide. We can keep it easy and make them change color.

Extra Credit: Have a server wide object on the screen that appears for everybody, whoever touches it first gets a "point" and the object changes location. We could use the idea of the "food" object from your snake game but make the food visible to all users.

It would be a great way to learn more of the basics of node.js/websockets and then eventually we could tie what we've learned in with the Agar challenge. I could even use the Snake example to create a local "slither.io" game which would really be awesome.

Thanks for providing, what I consider, college level education for free!!

Commencez par la vidéo existante sur le canvas partagé utilisant WebSockets et Node.js, puis examinez l’exemple Snake et les références au défi Agar dans l’issue. Une contribution terminée couvrirait les déplacements multijoueurs demandés, les changements de couleur lors des collisions et le comportement facultatif de score pour les objets partagés dans une vidéo pédagogique.