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[owenashurst]

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[masonvick]

I just stumbled on this repo because I was interested in it, but I'm having trouble using the code. I can't seem to install the dependencies or get it to run. Any help would be great, thanks!

[owenashurst]

Which versions of Node/NPM are you running? Type node -v and npm -v into the command line.

[NobreMateus]

Hello, congratulations for the project. I tested and it is amazing!!

[owenashurst]

Thank you! Glad it's all working ok. Contributions are welcome, there's a lot of work to refactor the code at the minute.

[AlinaEisert]

Hello there, I am new to coding, so I wanted to do an Agar.io clone. Not exactly of cause, since I just wanted to learn some basics about game dev and nothing like js, css or web client stuff, which is why I still have no clue of how that works or how js or css are structured. Since I wanted to have similar aesthetics as the original Agar.io tho (e.g. squishing of cells, when they touch each other or the rim, or the wiggly borders of every element) i wanted to look up the code and maybe try to understand how it was done. I cannot seem to find the according file tho. So I wanted to ask: Is this done in this clone too? Or is the correct file to search in the "styles"-file in the original Agar.io code (F12 in Chrome)? And if so, how does it work? How could I recreate sth similar with C# or Python?