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A small Flappy Bird clone, easily customizable

Pixel Jump

A small Flappy Bird clone, easily customizable

Getting Started

To play this Web game, you will need:

• the file 'pixel-jump.js' (or the minified version)
• a <canvas> element with an ID on your page

Then, just call an instance of the Game object with the canvas ID as an argument

new Game("canvasID");

Congratulation, you can now play the game !

Options

You can easily customize the game as you like. Here are the available parameters:

• height: the displayed height of the game
• width: the displayed width of the game
• canvasHeight: the actual height of the game
• canvasWidth: the actual width of the game
• border: draw a border around the game
• playerColor: the color of the cube
• worldColor: the color of the obstacles
• backgroundColor: the color of the background
• textColor: the color of the text

All parameters are optionnal, you can set only the height, or the textColor and border, or none of them.

new Game("canvasID", {width: "300", border: "true", playerColor: "#4ea6ca"});

width & height

Set the dimension of the game on the page, in pixel. You can use either a string or a number.

Default: fill the HTML parent element, while conserving the width/height ratio

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {width: "300px"});
new Game("canvasID", {height: 500.12});
new Game("canvasID", {height: 480, width: "320"});

canvasWidth & canvasHeight

Set the dimension of the canvas in the game. You can use either a string or a number. You should be carefull when changing these values, as it can make the game unplayable or too easy depending on the height.

Default: canvasWidth = 320, canvasHeight = 480

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {canvasHeight: "520"});
new Game("canvasID", {canvasHeight: "480.75px", canvasWidth: 623});

border

Draw a border around the game, or hide it. The value must be a boolean.

Default: "true"

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {border: 'true'});
new Game("canvasID", {border: 'false'});

playerColor

Set the color of the cube, and the trail behind. The color must be in hexadecimal, with all 6 hex values.

Default: random color

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {playerColor: "#ffffff"});
new Game("canvasID", {playerColor: "#4ea6ca"});

worldColor

Set the color of the obstacle, and the border. The color must be in hexadecimal, with all 6 hex values.

Default: "#c1c0bf"

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {worldColor: "#942443"});
new Game("canvasID", {worldColor: "#8b0000"});

backgroundColor

Set the color of the background behind the player. The color must be in hexadecimal, with all 6 hex values.

Default: "#31302b"

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {backgroundColor: "#31302b"});
new Game("canvasID", {backgroundColor: "#d8c9a6"});

textColor

Set the color of the background behind the player. The color must be in hexadecimal, with all 6 hex values.

Default: "#ffffff"

Examples:

new Game("canvasID", {textColor: "#d1eae9"});
new Game("canvasID", {textColor: "#004c4c"});

Demo

A demonstration is available to show you how to implement the game in your own website. You can modify the HTML, CSS, and Javascript as you want to see how the game works.
Use Spacebar to launch the game and jump, use p to pause the game

License

The source code of the game is licensed under the WTFPL - see the WFTPL website for more details