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First preview

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Want to improve your game graphics? Select as many effects as you want from our list!

First effect

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First debug

Extensions will speed up your project, so use as many as you can!

First extension

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Insert a coin

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1000 people played your game, you're on a whole new level. What is your secret?

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Can you imagine if 10k people came to visit you? They probably wouldn't all fit in your living room!

It's over 9000!

50k people playing your game must feel really rewarding, all of the time you put in to making it is paying off.

Fits in your house?

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Eevee

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Top reviewer of the week

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Move objects on curved paths in a given duration and tween easing function.

Move the object to a position by following a path.

MoveTo

Move the object to a position by following a path and go back.

MoveToAndGoBack

Move

Move the object by following a path and go back.

MoveAndGoBack

Check if the object has reached one of the 2 ends of the path.

HasReachedAnEnd

Check if the object has finished to move on the path.

HasFinishedToMove

Return the angle of movement on its path.

MovementAngle

DrawDebug

TweenPathMovement

Move objects on curved paths at a given speed.

SetPath

Change the path followed by an object to reach a position.

SetPathTo

Compare the length between the trajectory origin and the current position without counting the loops.

PositionOnLoop

Compare the number time the object loop the trajectory.

Loop

Compare the length between the trajectory origin and the current position counting the loops.

PositionOnPath

Change the length between the trajectory origin and the current position counting the loops.

SetPositionOnPath

Check if the object has reached the origin position of the path.

HasReachedOrigin

Check if the object has reached the target position of the path.

HasReachedTarget

Check if the object can still move in the current direction.

CanMoveFurther

Speed

SetSpeed

Make an object accelerate until it reaches a given speed.

AccelarateAt

Make an object accelerate to reaches a speed in a given amount of time.

AccelarateDuring

Return the path origin on X axis of the object.

PathOriginX

Return the path origin on Y axis of the object.

PathOriginY

SpeedPathMovement

Append a cubic Bezier curve at the end of the path.

AddCubicCurve

Append a cubic Bezier curve to the end of an object's path. The first control point is symmetrical to the last control point of the path.

AddSmoothCubicCurve

AddLine

ClosePath

Create a path from SVG commands, for instance "M 0,0 C 55,0 100,45 100,100". Commands are: M = Move, C = Curve, S = Smooth, L = Line. Lower case is for relative positions. The preferred way to build the commands is to use an external SVG editor like Inkscape.

CreatePathFromSvg

ToSvg

DeletePath

AppendPath

DuplicatedPath

Append a path to another path. The appended path is rotated to have a smooth junction.

AppendRotatedPath

Return the speed scale on Y axis. This is used to change the view point of a path (top-dwon or isometry).

SpeedScaleY

Change the speed scale on Y axis. This allows to change the view point of a path (top-dwon or isometry).

SetSpeedScaleY

Invert a path, the end becomes the beginning.

InvertPath

ScalePath

RotatePath

IsClosed

Return the position on X axis of the path for a given length.

PathX

Return the position on Y axis of the path for a given length.

PathY

Return the direction angle of the path for a given length (in degree).

PathAngle

PathLength

Return the displacement on X axis of the path end.

PathEndX

Return the displacement on Y axis of the path end.

PathEndY

Return the number of lines or curves that make the path.

ElementCount

Return the origin position on X axis of a curve.

OriginX

Return the origin position on Y axis of a curve.

OriginY

Return the first control point position on X axis of a curve.

FirstControlX

Return the first control point position on Y axis of a curve.

FirstControlY

Return the second control point position on X axis of a curve.

SecondControlX

Return the second control point position on Y axis of a curve.

SecondControlY

Return the target position on X axis of a curve.

TargetX

Return the target position on Y axis of a curve.

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