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• Real map in a game
  1 project | /r/learnprogramming | 5 Jul 2023

  I wrote PraxisMapper, a C# app that handles location-based game stuff. I put it together to cut down on how many external tools someone would need to make a location-based game. Here's a few details that I've noted over the years of working on it.

• Got tired of Niantic's changes, decided to make my own Pokemon Go instead
  1 project | /r/pokemongo | 10 May 2023

  I've spent a couple years working on PraxisMapper, a server to make my own location-based games, and decided to switch from making games roughly inspired by Pokemon Go over to making an actual fan game. I found a battle library that could be easily dropped into my server code, and did so, which lets me use full Pokemon battle logic instead of tap-to-dps, but I have AI on the server decide which moves to use instead of asking a person walking around to do that.

• How can I develop a good location-based game
  2 projects | /r/AndroidGaming | 13 Apr 2023

  I wrote PraxisMapper, and you'll almost certainly want to use that for the backend if your game needs a server. It'll draw map tiles for you, handle player account data, and generally do everything you need a server-powered locative game to do. Start with the area around you and test with that, scale up to global data later.

• Updates to Pokémon GO’s Remote Raids
  1 project | /r/TheSilphRoad | 30 Mar 2023

  If you want to make your own, better game, I can help. Been working on this for 2 years, and put together my own creature-collecting mobile game.

• Private server for Pokemon Go?
  1 project | /r/pokemongodev | 13 Feb 2023

  The best you'll get is probably PraxisMapper and TIBO. They're my hobby projects, open source, and meant to be as cheap and easy as I can make them to run by scaling down pretty well.

• How do I get started with the API?
  1 project | /r/pokemongodev | 23 Jan 2023

  I am putting together PraxisMapper to do location-based games, and it's open source. If you were trying to make your own game and not just cheat at PoGo, this is probably the best start. I have a creature collection client and plugin for the core server, and they're all open source.

• Most location based games are made with MapBox. I made one with google maps js api. Do you think its all bad or got potential? https://mapcanvas3d.com
  1 project | /r/SoloDevelopment | 12 Jan 2023

  I've been working on my own setup for location-based game, PraxisMapper. I put it together partly because MapBox/Google Maps pricing gets pretty high pretty fast. I've also put together an actual Pokemon Go style game with it (TIBO - The Immortal Battle for Ohio) and have plans on a few more in progress.

• Would my GPS Game server be of use to anyone?
  1 project | /r/Constructedadventures | 16 Dec 2022

  https://github.com/PraxisMapper/PraxisMapper is the home for the source and docs. I THINK my documentation is complete enough for someone else to use to get it running.

• How would you organize a GPS game between 2 friends in a city that have to 1/ track each other without knowing they are tracking each other, 2/ meet each other after about 1 hour and find out they were tracking each other, and 3/ have fun doing that?
  1 project | /r/AskReddit | 4 Nov 2022

  Infrastructure-wise, I'd use PraxisMapper as a server for a phone app. Run it on a spare computer or a Raspberry Pi 4 or a cheap AWS instance on game day.

• Tilemap alternative
  1 project | /r/godot | 11 Aug 2022

  Check this out https://github.com/drakewill-CRL/PraxisMapper

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