World JS is an attempt to show you a brief history of humankind via a simulation game.
This project was inspired from what I have learned from A Brief History of Humankind by Dr. Yuval Noah Harari.
Read this wiki page about how it works before you do anything else.
- World JS: Create a world where people live and reproduce.
- Core: Define a world and manage its main loop.
- Tile: Divide a world into tiles. Each tile holds references to all seeds (objects) that currently stay in it.
- Event: Register behaviors to take effect when an event occurs.
- Seed (base class), Male and Female (extend Seed): Define an object that will be added to a world to live and interact with other objects.
- World History: Create culture of a world.
- Statistic: Track statistic data of a world.
- Rules: Define rules that will affect a world and all of its living creatures.
- Knowledge: Add IQ to humans so they can learn knowledge to survive.
- Language: Define language of a world.
- Knowledge.data: Define all knowledge data of a world.
- Presentation
- Guide: Queue up messages that will be displayed on the main screen.
- Interface: Bind a world and its properties to UI. Define some basic UI interactions.
- Story: Initialize a world and define the
History Simulationstory.
Require World JS
// Create a new world
var world = new WorldJS();
// Add the world to a HTML wrapper
world.init('world-wrapper-id');
// Add 50 random people to the world
world.addSeeds(50, {
types: [world.Male, world.Female]
});
// Start the world
world.start();
// Add another woman to the world
world.addSeed(world.Female, {age: 25});
Copyright An Vo @an_voz, 2013-2014.
Licensed under MIT.