Scaling Games in Phaser 3 with an Alignment Grid As game developers, one of the challenges we have faced since the invention of the smartphone is how to scale the game so it will fit on whatever device the player has. Scaling games in Phaser 3 is no exception. There are a lot of different […]
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Make Buttons in Phaser 3 We all need a way to easily add buttons to our game. While Phaser CE had this built in, Phaser 3 does not. I understand why resources were put elsewhere since we can always just use a sprite anyway. It is nice to have a way, however, to quickly make
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Create A Text Style Library in Phaser 3 When I’m writing a game, I’m really into the logic of it. If I have to stop and look up fonts and colors all the time, my brain has to shift focus. In any case, I don’t like to throw things away. I did something in Phaser 2,
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Phaser 3 Physics With the release of Phaser 3 physics now have a lot to offer. Whether you are a beginner at Phaser or an old hand at earlier versions and want to move into Phaser 3, learning the basics of at least one Physics engine will make your games much easier to build. One
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How do I scale sprites in Phaser 3? Often times when making a game, I will add a sprite to the stage to find out it looks bigger in the game than it did in the editing program. Often times this produces comical results. Think of a coin being twice as big as the player!
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When learning any new framework or front-end language, especially for games the first three things I want to know are How to add an image How to add text How to add click events If you are coming from Phaser CE, I’m going to mention what’s changed. If you are completely new to Phaser, just
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I became a flash developer in 2001. Three years later ActionScript 2 came out, and then in 2006 ActionScript 3 arrived. In 2009 I made my first trip to Silicon Valley, and I was still mostly relying on ActionScript 2. The day before I left, Adobe announced that our Flash programs would compile to the
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