Bobba.io - [TypeScript | Pixijs | React | Java]

[Relevance]

Hi there again!

Today I'm releasing Bobba v2. I like to consider it like a basic version of Habbo Hotel, made with modern technologies like TypeScript, Pixijs and React. Plus a Java server.

It all started like 2 years ago when I, influenced by games like agar.io or splix.io, tried to make my own online multiplayer browser game, I thought about making a remake of Battle Ball, so I made a proof of concept of "Habbo in HTML5 canvas", later I ended up adding a JavaScript version of Tsuka's Avatar Imager, later I thought "Why not to do the same but with furni?" and there it was a "basic habbo hotel room with avatars and furni", but it was very poorly done because it just was a proof of concept... btw I ended up abandoning the Battle Ball remake thing and centered on a basic Habbo version.

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This year I decided to do things well, so I did almost a complete remake of Bobba trying to write scalable quality code, I tried my best but I don't promise anything.

So there is it. A basic Habbo Hotel v60+/- remake because nostalgia, I don't like v63 that much.

This is my last Habbo project, I'm not going to keep working on it, I'm retiring from Habbo scene.

Client features:

• Built-in avatar imager (can be extracted as standalone)
• Built-in furni imager (can be extracted as standalone)
• Walking, sitting, waving, blinking and speaking animations.
• Basic furni interaction (double clicking a furni will change its state)
• Furni particle system (the farther elements are drawn first, so there's a 3D illusion)
• Furni animations
• Furni movement / placement
• Chat bubbles handled by game engine
• Catalogue
• Furni inventory
• Console / Messenger
• Navigator
• Change looks window
• Room tiles and walls are drawn dynamically
• Separation between User Interface and Game Engine logic

Server features:

• Basic room manager
• Pathfinding with A* algorithm
• Catalogue
• Navigator
• Console
• Commands like push, pull, pickall and some others

It is a very basic but functional server, it only uses database connection to load room models and catalogue, everything else is deleted when the server closes. The connection between server and client is done thanks to websockets, you can also set a secure web socket (wss) if you have a Java keystore for your SSL certificate.

images.bobba.io aka SWFs or DCRs (should we call it JSONs now?)


Like Habbo, avatar and furni assets are not included in the client, so we have to provide a web server with this content. For avatar assets we can use a slighty modified version of Tsuka resource_updater from his AvatarImager. For Furni I made a Nodejs tool to download all furniture from Habbo.com and convert it to Bobba format. I also include a download of my already working assets in case you don't wanna download it by yourself. Also you can use the files hosted in images.bobba.io for while.



Images

How to run?
If you are building the source, there are instructions in each repo.
Don't forget to set the Constants.ts file on the client, and config.txt on the server.

If you downloaded the compiled one, you need Java 8+. Simply run "java -jar bobba_server.jar" from a command line. And host the client in your preferred web server. You can also just use "npx serve" command if you have Node and npm installed.

Special Thanks

• All ragezone community, specially:
• Tsuka
• Meth0d

Live demo:

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Have fun!

Downloads:

• Compiled bobba_client + bobba_server + database (client will only work on localhost):
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  | Mirror:
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• images.bobba.io dump:
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• Client source:
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• Server source:
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• bobba_furni_converter source:
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• bobba_avatarimager (Tsuka's avatarimager but made in JavaScript, use resource_updater.php to download assets):
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[OvB]

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Amazing release, thanks you bro

 

[Emily]

I see potential in this, good job!

 

[Yessinn]

Nice release! To bad you can login on everyone his character.. if only it had a login/register part it would be great!

But still, nice work! [emoji1360]

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[pipitt05000]

It's really a good work ! REALLY !

Thank you for the release, it's just an amazin work Bro !

 

[ntaher]

Very good work, amazing.

Is there anyway I can contact you in discord or in another media ?

I've been trying to contact you since the v1 of bobba.io... without any success

I hope i'll be able to reach you José !

 

[Relevance]

Very good work, amazing.

Is there anyway I can contact you in discord or in another media ?

I've been trying to contact you since the v1 of bobba.io... without any success

I hope i'll be able to reach you José !

Of course, send me a pm

 

[PR0]

I just tried it out on my mobile, and its pretty damn smooth. Great work. Thanks for releasing, Ive been waiting a long time to see something like this that's actually usable!

Seems like theres enough features here that you could make a functional community! Maybe buggy and not completely smooth, but you could.
The possibilities for customization will be very interesting!

 

[Liam]

Cannot connect to host? Is the server still up? Keen to have a look

 

[OvB]

Cannot connect to host? Is the server still up? Keen to have a look

Use the port 8080 on your emulator.
(config.txt)

 

[Liam]

Use the port 8080 on your emulator.
(config.txt)

Thanks, but I mean the live demo (Bobba.io) - It doesn't seem to load on my end.

 

[Relevance]

Thanks, but I mean the live demo (Bobba.io) - It doesn't seem to load on my end.

Try on Google Chrome

 

[Wuzix]

Try on Google Chrome

Waow. This is something really amazing you have made, keep it up! And anyway thank you for the release.

 

[Jambokill]

Tried it, its smooth with some glitches but this looks promising.

 

[Jeihden]

Wooow!! This is amazing! Great job!