Fish Game will be fully moddable, enabling players to make and share custom maps, weapons and most importantly: hats! 👒
This level of moddability lends itself exceptionally well to open source practices with which we are exceedingly familiar. Hence our belief that we can level up what Duck Game currently is.
We've written an extensive tutorial on Making a multiplayer game in Rust with Nakama, which details from beginning to end how an earlier iteration of this game was made.
By building a scripting system based on WebAssembly, we aim to eventually support any WASM-friendly programming language. For our proof-of-concept, we'll be starting with TypeScript (AssemblyScript).
WASM as scripting sandbox
WASM as a Platform for Abstraction
https://tirania.org/blog/archive/2020/Mar-02.html
<aside> 🗣️ WebAssembly was popularized by the Web crowd, and it offers a number of capabilities that neither JavaScript, Application Domains (.NET) or other scripting languages solve very well for scripting applications.
Outside of the Web browser domain, WebAssembly checks all of the boxes in my book:
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Wasm modding by alec-deason · Pull Request #7 · heroiclabs/fishgame-macroquad
https://gist.github.com/alec-deason/2a0c47e33a499a7a2b49c6a7b9819b6a
https://book.veloren.net/contributors/modders/writing-a-plugin.html
https://rr-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/technical-details.html
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/hgtuu5/announcement_wasiprocess_run_wasi_modules_as/