377 Web Client - Typescript + Rust

[Dashboard]

This is very cool

 

[Displee]

This is actually pretty impressive. Love it!

 

[Dane]

This will make bots that much easier to make!

 

[Glader]

I'm honored to be apart of the useful links section on the repository, even if I'm not sure why! I'd love to see a video of this demo/prototype. I tried running the 317 client in WebGL via Unity3D's WebGL but the performance due no support for managed/user threads was pretty poor.

Is this not a browser limitation? Did JS/TS allow you to keep the RS Client multithreaded?

 

[detuks]

I'm honored to be apart of the useful links section on the repository, even if I'm not sure why! I'd love to see a video of this demo/prototype. I tried running the 317 client in WebGL via Unity3D's WebGL but the performance due no support for managed/user threads was pretty poor.

Is this not a browser limitation? Did JS/TS allow you to keep the RS Client multithreaded?

No need to use threads. I got it working with async calls

 

[Makar]

would like to see this implemented in higher revision clients. byproduct of this is a decent mobile version of ur client btw.

High revision clients are very reliant on modern accelerated graphics libraries, though. Makes it take a lot more knowledge and effort to do a conversion. That, and the CS2 executor as a whole.

 

[jameskmonger]

This is great. Always happy to see more people using TypeScript

 

[Arcis]

This would definitely be beneficial in bringing instant game-play back to the RSPS community.

 

[Fire Cape]

There is something funny about the fact fourteen years later we are having to reimplement features the original game had but in a different language because the API no longer supports it. Looks good though.

 

[tmanji]

Thanks for this!

 

[Nozemi]

A little friendly bump for this, since this has been mentioned in conversations a few times here and there recently. This is also still being worked on (although I'm not sure the repository in the OP is still maintained).

 

[mjavala]

A little friendly bump for this, since this has been mentioned in conversations a few times here and there recently. This is also still being worked on (although I'm not sure the repository in the OP is still maintained).

Where could I find the latest versions?