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Spaceix is a simple and addictive endless runner game. Control the little rockets gliding through a beautiful exotic world. Collect coins and unlock cool in game rockets. Relaxed in the calm, zen-like background music. Hold and release so that the rockets takes off. Move away from the obstacles and pick up as many coins as you can.You get a score by traveling through the rings.The coins you pick up you can use in the game to buy rockets. Collect all the 40+ rockets. Be careful not to hit any obstacle or you will have to start again the game. Download on google play for free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.erkokos.spaceix .

This code is working fine on desktop (returns true when I hold the mouse button on the sprite ) but not on mobile or in Google Chrome Canary emulator ( always returns false ). this.flyButton = this.add.sprite(100,100,'button');this.flyButton.inputEnabled = true;update: function() { console.log(this.flyButton.input.pointerDown());}What am I doing wrong? ( Phaser 2.1.3 )

Hello, comunity. I have the follow problem. My game has keyboard controls (<>^) and virtual controls. I need to highlight the same virtual keys. But it's not problem. How can I catch button hold event?

Hi all, I searched a long time for a callback that would be called each update when a key is pressed, like a key.onHold.add(this.onHold, this); I wasn't able to find anything close in the doc or the forum, so I decided to do my own manager, and share it here. Bascically the usage is like that : this.keyManager = new InputKeyEventsManager(game,this); That creates an Instance of InputKeyEventsManager. It "inherits" from Phaser.Sprite so the update is automatically called from the game. The parameters are : - the current game reference - the targeted object, on which the callback will be called Then to monitor a key: this.key = this.keyManager.createKey(<Phaser.Keyboard.KeyCode>,<onDown>,<onHold>,<onUp>); That's it. Now that this is done, here's my question : Why would not this be implemented ? Don't misunderstand me, I'm sure there's a good reason and I'm just trying to understand it. It's just ... I was sure this would be implemented when I first saw the Key.onDown and Key.onUp function. So I was very disappointed not seeing an onHold one. Maybe what I'm doing is drastically cutting the performances? Please let me know. Thanks