Welcome to the Energy Grid Manager Game! This is a simulation game where you take on the role of an energy grid manager, tasked with efficiently harnessing renewable energy to power a city. The game is developed using the Godot game engine.
- Renewable Energy Sources: Place solar panels and windmills strategically to harness energy from the sun and wind.
- Battery Storage: Manage energy storage by strategically placing batteries to store excess energy for later use.
- Dynamic Weather System: The energy production is influenced by the dynamic weather system, affecting the efficiency of solar panels and windmills.
- Day-Night Cycle: Experience a realistic day-night cycle, where energy production varies based on the time of day.
Make sure you have the following installed before running the game:
- Godot Engine (currently using 4.3)
The web version use Godot's Compatibility renderer, which lacks some features compared to Forward+. If you want to see the outcome before exporting, simply switch your editor to use Compatibility in the top-right corner.
- Go to
Project > Export - Select
Web - Click
Export Project - In the file browser window, uncheck
Export With Debug - Optionally apply binary size optimization as outlined below
If you install Binaryen, you can use wasm-opt to shrink the .wasm file size, which contains all the game's compiled code.
Steps:
- Export the project for Web in Godot
./target/web - Open a terminal and navigate it to
./target/web - Run
wasm-opt index.wasm -o index.wasm --all-features -Oz
The index.wasm file should now be smaller.
If you want to compare the before/after, you can also change the output file to -o index-optimized.wasm.
- First, follow the Exporting instructions above
- Log in to the Vandebron DockerHub account (
docker login) - Run
docker buildx build --platform=linux/amd64 -t vandebron/vdb-game:latest --push .