C# / Blazor Wolfenstein - Part 1 - Blazor

• fsharp-wolfenstein

  2 161 10.0 F#

  An F# port of the 1992 classic Wolfenstein 3D

I thought it might be fun to convert my F# version of Wolfenstein 3D (code here, playable in the browser here) to use modern C# and use Blazor to run it in the browser hopefully ending up with something like this below (screenshot grabbed in Edge on a Mac):

• Canvas

  6 586 0.0 C#

  HTML5 Canvas API implementation for Microsoft Blazor (by BlazorExtensions)

  

My initial attempt at this was to use the Blazor.Extensions.Canvas package to do this much the same way I had with F# - I expected their might be excessive interop cost around putImageData (how you update the underlying data) but it seemed a good place to start. Unfortunately the authors of that package have not exposed that method so that quickly stymied that.

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• csharp-wolfenstein

  2 69 10.0 C#

  CSharp port of Wolfenstein using the funky new language features

After a bit of experimenting with what would be the most optimal way of rendering essentially a byte array of pixels I found a method that worked acceptably and, well, here we are. End of part 1 - I have some scrappy code that can render a byte array to a canvas element in the browser and you can find the source for this part here and an exciting screenshot of this below:

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