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I am currently using the Phaser project template located on Github. I tried to search online for a way to minify my game files, yet I've ran into pages that talk about using 'GruntJS'. I am currently not familiar with the javascript task runner. Can anyone give me links to tutorials on how to minify phaser games? Or can anyone post a detailed description on how to do so? I would appreciate it greatly.

I realize this is a tremendously dumb question but I've been struggling for months (intermittently) with just getting the files set up so I can start doing some Phaser tutorials. I've read and tried to follow the Get Started guide, but being new to development in general I'm having a really hard time understanding what they're asking me to do. Where I'm at: I have downloaded phaser 3.zip and put it onto the hard drive of my computer, and unzipped it. I have installed the editor Brackets, which has a live preview that (I think - but am not sure) I can use instead of a local web browser. I have purchased a Phaser course from Udemy, originally created I think by Zenva, but it's not been especially helpful so far with this very first "set up" section. I have also completed a basic Javascript course provided by Kahn Academy (which was a great course btw), but since that was all in-browser, it didn't require all this setting up of editors and all that. The problem: I don't know where to put the downloaded phaser 3 folder on my computer, and in relation to the html file the tutorial wants me to create with Brackets. I don't know which part of the downloaded Phaser 3 folder I need to "put in" to Brackets in order for the files I'm creating to reference the Phaser framework. I do know how to open a folder in Brackets, but if there's a reference type connection I'm supposed to make, I don't know how to do that part. The getting started guide says something about finding the web root, which I don't understand, and can't find instructions about when I've tried googling it.

Hello folks, i try load an .obj file and modify the material/texture scaling. Loading goes well, but not scaling of the textures When i try to access the material object i get a undefined error. meshes[0].material is undefined, in the screen shot you can see the property is there. I dont know what i do wrong // first param: ["myMesh1", "myMesh2"] // https://doc.babylonjs.com/how_to/load_from_any_file_type BABYLON.SceneLoader.ImportMesh("", "./assets/temp/house/", "restaurant.obj", game.scene, function (meshes, particleSystems, skeletons) { // do something with the meshes and skeletons // particleSystems are always null for glTF assets //console.log(meshes, particleSystems, skeletons); console.log(meshes[0]); });

Hi, To make the preload faster, I need to load several assets after the preload phase, and use then when they has been loaded. To do that, I've used the Phaser.Loader object and register to "onFileComplete" Phaser.Signal to catch the file when has been loaded, to load the next file. This works well until I need to change the current state and there are an asset being loaded. When the file is loaded and the new state has been created, Phaser detects that the Loader is not loading (processLoadQueue method from Phaser.loader) and shows this message: 'Phaser.Loader - active loading canceled / reset', and the "onFileComplete" registered functions, are not fired, and I cannot continue loading more assets. My idea was to attach to "onStateChange" signal and stop/pause the current async download, but there are no public methods in Phaser.Loader to do that. Are there a good way to load assets asynchronously with state changes? Thanks

Hello, I started a hobby project to learn Phaser (https://github.com/alessandronunes/soccerpunch). It's lika a Clash Royale Soccer, with punchs (not implemented yet). The code is growing and I need to split the game logic in more than one file. I have knowledge of some Javascript frameworks, like Sencha and JQuery Mobile, and I'm familiar to the MVC concept. I'll probably try to create files for every game object (Player.js, Goal.js, Ball.js, etc.). So I would like to ask: how do you organize your code files? Please send examples!

Hi I was wandering how to use a variable called game in a differenct java file than it was declared in. I know in basic java I could use something like public static game = *code here*but that doesn't work with Phaser for some reason. Declaring it as var game = *code here* how can i access it in a different file?

2600 FREE bvh files http://mocap.cs.cmu.edu/ babylon dev team, please integrate.bvh support to handle meshes with bones (bvh) For example: BABYLON.bvh.constrain(mesh, bendingStiffness[array], tolerance, scene)