How does this compare to a previous port? <a href="https://olydis.medium.com/roller-coaster-tycoon-in-the-browser-ef6a340bced8" rel="nofollow">https://olydis.medium.com/roller-coaster-tycoon-in-the-brows...</a> I'm curious if the author ran into the same challenges.
It doesn't list any scenarios when I go to create a new game.<p>Note: when it is loading and asks "Select your RCT2 data path Pick your RCT2 Data Directory" it actually wants you to pick the parent directory containing Data/
So what's the use case for running it in your browser other than just for the sake of it? Would it be possible to host the game files on a server and then load the game in a browser on another system?
Emscripten's user agent (browser) Javascript is quite cryptic and was rather difficult to adapt Emscripten-compiled WASM to custom web apps. (Had to look at Emscripten example web app.) Congrats.
Hmm, since it runs in the browser, I wonder why they didn't put it on github pages (github.io)?<p>Or to put it differently, if I need to compile it first, what is the advantage over the desktop version?