by Kino | May 7, 2021 | Game Dev, Tutorials
Hey all, today we have a simpler post on the difference between world position and screen position in HaxeFlixel. Note, these can apply across game engines. Let’s get into it, as they both have theiru ses. Let’s start with World Position. World Position...
by Kino | May 5, 2021 | Game Dev, Tutorials
Hey all, today we’re getting into signals in HaxeFlixel and how they allow you to decouple your code, making your life several times easier. You may not know what signals are, but after this you should have a good understanding of how beneficial they can be....
by Kino | Apr 28, 2021 | Programming, Tutorials
Hey everyone, today we’re giving a short introduction to Enums in Haxe and how you can use them to improve your code readability, clarity, and safety. If you’ve come from languages like Java or the .NET family, they should not be a foreign concept to you,...
by Kino | Apr 28, 2021 | Programming, Tutorials
Hey everyone, recently in 4.2, they added an awesome new feature to the Haxe programming language. Rest has been added to Haxe. If you worked in JavaScript, Reason, or some other languages, you’ve seen the … operator before; that’s rest and Haxe now...
by Kino | Apr 23, 2021 | Game Dev, Tutorials
In Flixel, you have a camera object. This camera gives you a viewport into the world. With the camera, you can control what the camera is focusing on at any given point. Now, how do we have the camera follow the player? Camera Following The camera in Flixel can be set...
by Kino | Apr 21, 2021 | Programming, Tutorials
Hey everyone! This post is dedicated to a feature that’s very important to me when writing Haxe code and that’s externs. You’re going to learn how to write them yourself to make your life easier when combining your Haxe code with existing libraries....
by Kino | Apr 19, 2021 | Programming
Hey everyone, if you wanted to try out Haxe, there is simple way that doesn’t require you to install anything on your computer AT ALL. Try Haxe Features There are some cool things that you can do. You can import Haxe libraries, pick your Haxe target, enable...
by Kino | Apr 17, 2021 | Programming, Tutorials
Hey everyone, today we’ll be going over inline in Haxe and how it can help you optimize your code. With that said, let’s get started by answering the question of what is inlining? Inlining In Haxe inlining allows you to take methods, properties, and module...
by Kino | Apr 11, 2021 | Game Dev, Tutorials
Hey everyone, Kino here. Today we’re showing off how to do pathing in Flixel. Yes, Flixel does have pathing out of the box. But, what is pathing, and how do we do it? Pathing Pathing is self explanatory, it follows a set of points to the goal. This can be useful for...
by Kino | Apr 2, 2021 | Programming, Tutorials
Hey everyone, today we talk about Pooling. Object pooling is a way to optimize your game that you should be using right now regardless of what game engine you’re using. Now, you might be wondering what Object Pooling is. Don’t worry, I’ll give you the details right...
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