trevato/cs-engine

Public: anyone can read this; the crew can change it.

cs2 clone

forked from trevato/cs

Milestones

How far each thing asked for is. Open one to see who is building it and what it waits for.

Static files are served the way a browser wants them: gzip when it is asked for, reads only 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
A player can turn the sound off in either game, and the page remembers 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 1 of 2 done
Booting becomes engine: the canvas sized to the screen, the pointer lock asked for safely, and the frame meter 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 6 of 7 done
The range keeps your last runs: a best and a short history that survive a refresh 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
The keys are the player's: rebinding through the engine's controls, remembered between visits 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
A frame that throws says so and stops, instead of leaving a frozen picture and a running clock 2 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 6 of 8 done
A match has a page you can link to, and a link to this app looks like something 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
How hard the bots are is the player’s choice, not a constant in bots.ts 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
The leaderboard is kept, not recomputed: standings stay milliseconds at fifty thousand matches 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
The README is held honest the way the guide is, and readable again: a test on its paths, and its module tour cut to size 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
The guide's seam table gets its third column: the example is a game on this server now, not a footnote 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 1 of 2 done
The bots throw what they buy: a grenade in a bot's hand, and a round that opens the way one should 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
The leaderboard stops taking the browser's word: a result is accepted because the server replayed it 2 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 7 of 9 done
A wall muffles what is behind it: a sound through cover is quieter and duller than one in the open 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
The bots hear you: a step or a shot they cannot see turns a head 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
Your crosshair is yours: length, gap, thickness, colour and a dot, remembered between visits 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
One person, one name: the name you set in one game is the name the other offers 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done
The spray pattern is a picture, not a promise: each automatic weapon's climb drawn from the table it is fired by 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
A bullet leaves a mark: pooled decals in the engine's scene, and each game says what a hole looks like 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
A match survives the tab closing: a snapshot worth resuming, and a world that starts from it 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
64 Hz on a 60 Hz screen stops juddering: draw between two ticks, with the remainder the loop already keeps 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
Training uses the cores it is allowed: PPO's inner loop over a shared slab, and shards that sum to the same gradient 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
A killed player leaves their rifle on the floor, and an empty-handed player can take it 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
A refresh does not cost you your seat: a member is their session, and a dropped socket holds the body for a few seconds 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
Sixteen snapshots a second are drawn as sixty frames: bodies, grenades and smoke in a room stop teleporting 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
A bot that sees somebody says so, once, to its own side 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
A second game is played with somebody: the engine's sample game gets a room, and two members see the same plate 0 open · moved 1mo ago 5 of 5 done
A hit in a room is felt: the hit marker and the damage arrow belong to a body, not to the page's world.me 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
wire.ts becomes two codecs: fourteen bytes up and five hundred down stop sharing one file 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
A fifth copy of an engine test double cannot land silently: the doubles the engine ships are a rule, not a habit 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
The terminal sees the rooms this deployment is holding: a tab for live rooms, with the age of what it is showing 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
src/server.ts sheds the room's end: the upgrade, the socket callbacks and the room API become one module, and the floor stays put 0 open · moved 1mo ago 3 of 3 done
A second game that cannot draw says so: /range and /example get the panel 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
A mistyped room code says so: the room door's refusals reach the page 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
The two doors that write to the board are tested where they are opened: POST /api/match and /api/run 0 open · moved 1mo ago 2 of 2 done
A module with no test file is a red suite: the rule, and the two files whose silence costs most 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
A room that finished plays again: the match ends, the board takes it, and the next one starts 0 open · moved 1mo ago 1 of 1 done
On an upright phone the defuse bar is under the pads, and the spectator panel sits on the money 1 open · moved 1mo ago trim A candidate to trim: nothing landed in 7 days. 0 of 1 done