mikewesthad / phaser-3-tilemap-blog-posts

A tutorial series on the ways you can build modular game worlds using tilemaps in Phaser 3.

Tilemaps in Phaser 3

A tutorial series on the ways you can build modular game worlds using tilemaps in Phaser 3. It has been updated as of 8/13/21 to use the latest version of Phaser v3.55.2 (and other libraries).

• Post #1 Static Maps: link
• Post #2 Dynamic Platformer: link
• Post #3 Procedural Dungeon: link
• Post #4 Meet Matter: link
• Post #5 Matter Physics Platformer: link

Running Examples Locally

Looking to run the examples locally? Clone or download the repository. Make sure you have node installed. Open a terminal in the repository folder and run:

npm install

This will install the needed dependencies. Then you can run:

npm run serve

This will open up a browser with the examples served up.

License & Attribution

See licenses.md for the licenses & attributions for the various components of this repository - the game assets, the code examples and the blog posts themselves.

phaser-3-tilemap-blog-posts's Issues

Matter.js circle physics don't work as expected

https://codesandbox.io/s/0v1k9xk7j0

Circles never quite stop moving and their physics don't seem to work right (sometimes they stay glued to other circles without proper support and without falling over)

Setting friction to 0 seems to have some effect on this behavior but does not completely fix it.

After "Modularizing" is introduced, index.js -> const game is undefined in console

First off, thanks for the tutorials! I'm learning a lot. After Post-2 Part 01, we step into 02-modules-demo. Afterwards, the console in google chrome sees game (From index.js const game = new Phaser.Game(config)) as undefined.

This might be just a "me" issue with something I do not understand. If that's the case, could you tell me how I can access my game objects / variables from the console so I can play with things on the go?