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pixi-action

v1.0.2

Published

pixi-action is a plugin for Pixi.js to create actions and animations easily.

Downloads

13

Readme

pixi-action

pixi-action is a plugin for Pixi.js to create actions and animations easily. API inspired by Cocos2d-x. Online demo here.

Build Status npm npm npm

1. Install

npm install pixi-action

require it, or import it with script tag, all is OK.

2. Usage

Code just like below.

var renderer = new PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(800,600);
document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);
var stage = new PIXI.Container();

var sprite1 = new Sprite(resources['res/img/animal.png'].texture);

// here is the action define.
// similar with cocos2d-x.
var action_move = new PIXI.action.MoveTo(500, 400, 2);
// run the action with actionManager.
var animation = PIXI.actionManager.runAction(cat, action_moveto);
// listen the event, include: start, end.
animation.on('end', function(elapsed) {
  console.log('action end.');
});

function animate() {
  window.requestAnimationFrame(animate);
  renderer.render(stage);
  PIXI.actionManager.update(); // update actions
}
animate();

Action defines are similar with cocos2d-x.

3. How it works

This plugin add a new namespace named action to the PIXI namespace, and the action namespace has 2 new classes, ActionManager and Action, and create an instance for ActionManager in PIXI.actionManager, but all you need is add PIXI.actionManager.update() in your requestAnimationFrame. You can pass as params for PIXI.actionManager.update(delta) your own delta time, if you don't pass anything it will be calculated internally.

For max accuracy calculating the delta time you can use the AnimationLoop plugin.

When a action is started, or ended, it will fire events named start / end.

4. Using AnimationLoop

var renderer = new PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(800,600);
document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);

var animationLoop = new PIXI.AnimationLoop(renderer);

//Add a postrender or prerender event to add the timer.update in the raf.
animationLoop.on('postrender', function() {
  PIXI.actionManager.update(this.delta); //Pass as param the delta time to PIXI.timerManager.update
});

animationLoop.start();

5. Events

TimerManager extends from PIXI.utils.EventEmitter, and emit some events: start, end, repeat, update and stop. More info: Node.js Events

  • start - callback(elapsedTime): Fired when the action starts.
  • end - callback(elapsedTime): Fired when the action is ended.

6. Actions & Animations

Now pixi-action supported actions / animations below. You can just combine them for complex actions.

  • [x] ActionMove

PIXI.action.MoveTo(x, y, time); PIXI.action.MoveBy(x, y, time);

  • [x] ActionScale

PIXI.action.ScaleTo(x, y, time); PIXI.action.ScaleBy(x, y, time);

  • [x] ActionRotate

PIXI.action.RotateTo(rotation, time); PIXI.action.RotateBy(rotation, time);

  • [x] ActionBlink

PIXI.action.Blink(count, time);

  • [x] ActionFade

PIXI.action.FadeIn(time); PIXI.action.FadeOut(time);

  • [x] ActionSkew

PIXI.action.SkewTo(x, y, time); PIXI.action.SkewBy(x, y, time);

  • [x] ActionPivot

PIXI.action.PivotTo(x, y, time); PIXI.action.PivotBy(x, y, time);

  • [x] ActionTint

PIXI.action.TintTo(tint, time); PIXI.action.TintBy(tint, time);

  • [x] ActionAlpha

PIXI.action.AlphaTo(alpha, time); PIXI.action.AlphaBy(alpha, time);

  • [x] ActionSequence

PIXI.action.Sequence(actions);

  • [x] Spawn

PIXI.action.Spawn(actions);

  • [X] ActionRepeat

PIXI.action.Repeat(action, count);

  • [x] repeatForever

PIXI.action.Repeat(action);

  • [x] ActionDelay

PIXI.action.DelayTime(time);

  • [x] ActionCallFunc

PIXI.action.CallFunc(func);

7. API

  • PIXI.actionManager.runAction(object, action): run action on an object, return an animation, can on the events.
  • PIXI.actionManager.cancelAction(AnimationObject): cancel the animation.
  • new PIXI.action.*(args): create an action.

LICENSE

MIT@hustcc. Welcome to Submit Pull Request.