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When a sprite is rotated, it's alpha channels become corrupted and display as opaque white instead of the correct alpha.

In renderSprite(), if the advanced renderer is used, there is a class cast error when using flash9. This is because it's impossible to cast a String into a BlendMode.

I resolved this by changing the property "blend" in FlxSprite from String to BlendMode and by removing the cast. It works fine for flash9 but I didn't try to compile for another target.

Create a default control overlay for games on iOS. This overlay should support the default Flixel controls (arrow keys and x,c). The default overlay class should fire the appropriate "keyboard" inputs so that input methods are compatible across platforms.

Use DrawTiles instead of CopyPixels for a performance boost when rendering on iOS.

okay... i have just tried this engine...
and found a bug...
in FlxGame, line 502
this line
switchState(Type.createInstance(Type.resolveClass("PlayState"), []));

must be
switchState(Type.createInstance(_iState, []));

When the game engine is paused while a sound is playing, that sound's SOUND_COMPLETE event doesn't get hooked back up when the engine is un-paused and thus the playing field incorrectly indicates that the sound is still playing.

The play() function in the FlxSound.hx file should be changed to:

public function play():Void
{
if(_position < 0)
return;

if(_looped)
{
    if(_position == 0)
    {
        if(_channel == null)
            _channel = _sound.play(0,9999,_transform);
        if(_channel == null)
            active = false;
    }
    else
    {
        _channel = _sound.play(_position,0,_transform);
        if(_channel == null)
            active = false;
        else
            _channel.addEventListener(Event.SOUND_COMPLETE, looped);
    }
}
else
{
    if(_position == 0)
    {
        if(_channel == null)
        {
            _channel = _sound.play(0,0,_transform);
            if(_channel == null)
                active = false;
            else
                _channel.addEventListener(Event.SOUND_COMPLETE, stopped);
        }
    }
    else
    {
        _channel = _sound.play(_position,0,_transform);
        if(_channel == null)
            active = false;
        else
            _channel.addEventListener(Event.SOUND_COMPLETE, stopped);
    }
}
playing = (_channel != null);
_position = 0;

}

As can be seen in Mode-Haxe, the keyboard inputs only partially work.

There are several places throughout the engine where values that should be floating point are being stored as integers. This is causing several different problems.

FlxText doesn't display

I have a transparent object that the play needs to collide with to update the scores, this object should be killed on collision with .kill() , the object dies but does not count the death when I use countDead(), returns "GL Error: 1282 480x25" in iOS simulator. Works in Neko target.

As can be seen in Mode-Haxe, when using FlxGroups and passing the members variable to other classes, the array reference is somehow changed resulting in null pointer errors.