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Get the Table on Screen

A poker game needs a table before it needs cards. This one is green felt, a light shining from above, and a camera that looks straight down and does not move. By the end you can run the dev server and see it — lit, empty, no cards dealt.

A pristine empty Texas Hold'em poker table seen from a high overhead angle: a smooth emerald-green baize felt rectangle pooled in a warm golden overhead spotlight, the betting line and dealer positions faintly marked, deep black surround fading to darkness at the edges. No cards, no chips yet — just the lit stage, cinematic and inviting, waiting for the game to begin.

Scaffold the project

The whole course lives inside one create-arcade project. Scaffold it once:

npm create @babylonjsmarket/arcade@latest poker
cd poker
npm install

That gives you a Babylon-backed arcade app. It comes with a src/main.ts bootstrap and an empty src/scenes/ folder. Across all ten lessons, you build up one scene file in that folder.

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