Converting a Car Game Made for the Blender Game Engine to Blend4web

• start file – carLevel3.blend
• end file – driveOneTut29.blend

Setting Physics Properties For Ramps, Platforms and Obstacles

• start file – driveOneTut29.blend
• end file – driveTwoTut16.blend

Using JavaScript to Detect Collisions and Update the Score

• start file – driveTwoTut16.blend
• end Blender file – my_driving_game1.blend
• end JavaScript file – my_driving_game1.js

Sound Effects & Health Reduced By Hitting Obstacles

• start Blender file – my_driving_game1.blend
• start JavaScript file – my_driving_game1.js
• end Blender file – my_driving_game2.blend
• end JavaScript file – my_driving_game2.js
• sound effect – bell.ogg
• sound effect – cashreg.ogg
• sound effect – glass.ogg
• sound effect – revEngine.ogg

Improving the Appearance of the Game Using Matcap Textures

• start Blender file – my_driving_game2.blend
• end Blender file – my_driving_game3.blend
• matcap tutoial – https://youtu.be/IPUUtGNamfU

Adding Shadows

• start Blender file – my_driving_game3.blend
• end Blender file – driveShadowsTut9.blend

Matt(Ground, Concrete) & Gloss Materials, Ambient Occlusion

• start Blender file – driveShadowsTut9.blend
• end Blender file – driveMattGlossTut19.blend