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	1	+Nixie Spritesheet

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	1	+Main.Past works.My Tests.WebHome

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	1	+* During the development of the GDice app ( the log will be posted soon ), I was experimenting ways to display numbers
	2	+* One particular way interested me that has the nostalgic feeling, called [[Nixie Tube>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixie_tube]]
	3	+** End up not using it, but it's a good test
	4	+** Built using [[Autodesk Fusion 360>>https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators]]
	5	+*** Solid modeling , will not be polygon efficient for game rendering
	6	+*** Rendered as spritesheet, as f360 has a pretty easy to tune rendering system that's almost photo realistic
	7	+** Result put in : [[Nixie Tube Spritesheet>>https://opengameart.org/content/nixie-digits-spritesheet]]
	8	+** Packed using [[Texturepacker's free version>>https://www.codeandweb.com/texturepacker]](((
	9	+(% border="1" class="table-bordered" %)
	10	+|Rendered using Orthogonal Camera|[[image:NixieOrth.png]]
	11	+|Rendered using Perspective Camera|[[image:NixiePers.png]]
	12	+)))
	13	+* CDN and phaser is used
	14	+
	15	+{{html clean="false"}}
	16	+<div id = "phaser-parent"></div>
	17	+<script>
	18	+var Phaser = require(['https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/phaser@3.23.0/dist/phaser.js']);
	19	+setTimeout( () => {
	20	+ let ph_imageaddrbase = Window.location + "/WebHome/";
	21	+ class phScene extends Phaser.Scene {
	22	+ constructor ()
	23	+ {
	24	+ super({ key: 'phscene' });
	25	+ }
	26	+ preload ()
	27	+ {
	28	+ }
	29	+ create ()
	30	+ {
	31	+ }
	32	+ }
	33	+// phaser config
	34	+ let ph_game_config = {
	35	+ type: Phaser.AUTO,
	36	+ width: 800,
	37	+ height: 600,
	38	+ backgroundColor: '#000000',
	39	+ parent: 'phaser-parent',
	40	+ scene: phScene
	41	+ };
	42	+ let ph_game = new Phaser.Game(ph_game_config );
	43	+}, 1000);
	44	+</script>
	45	+{{/html}}