Remote Field Game

Keywords: Bevy Engine, Rust, 2D Graphics, Network Control, HTTP API, Socket Communication, Color Field, Game Rendering, POC

A proof-of-concept implementation of a color field game built with the Bevy game engine, featuring network control capabilities.

Overview

This project demonstrates a color field game rendering system with the unique ability to be controlled remotely through network APIs. It combines:

• Bevy engine for game rendering
• Parallel HTTP server for network control
• Socket file interface for local control

Status

⚠️ Note: This is an archived proof-of-concept project that remains unfinished and is kept for future reference. The project is no longer in active development.

Prerequisites

• Rust and Cargo installed on your system
• Bevy engine dependencies (will be handled by Cargo)

Building and Running

To run the project:

cargo run -- --appname mesh_2d

Features

• Real-time color field rendering using Bevy
• HTTP API for remote control of game state
• Socket file interface for local control
• Dynamic rendering updates based on network requests

Architecture

The project consists of two main components:

1. A Bevy-based game engine handling the rendering
2. A parallel HTTP server processing network requests that can modify the game state

Network API

The game can be controlled remotely through HTTP endpoints (documentation pending).

Socket Control

Local control is available through a socket file interface (documentation pending).

Project Status

This project is archived and no longer maintained. It serves as a reference implementation for future projects involving Bevy engine and network-controlled game states.

License

[License information pending]