Version 1.0.3 released

[enpu]

Release notes: https://github.com/ekelokorpi/panda.js/releases/tag/v1.0.3

[Chupup Games]

getting serious now...yeah, Panda! Go go go  

 

I found the tutorials and they are good for a first quick start, it's only the documentation that is a bit too empty for me.

Some classes and methods I don't know what they are for without further explanations

[enpu]

Thanks for the feedback!

 

I will put more explanations to the API documentation

[enpu]

Hi @x3meblue,

 

I have now added descriptions to almost all methods and properties in API documentation.

 

If there is something specific that you don't understand, feel free to ask

[Chupup Games]

Thanks! I also will download the source of flying dog for learning

[Chupup Games]

In the second tutorial ('Getting to know Panda') it says that SceneTitle is the default scene, but with this I get one error and he asks for SceneGame

SceneTitle = game.Scene.extend({      backgroundColor: 0x808080,        init: function() {        }  });

[enpu]

Nice found! That should be SceneGame, it's now fixed. Thanks!

[calebeaires]

Hi. Very good. 

 

Looking for an gravity exemple. Is there some?

[enpu]

Hi @calebeaires,

 

You can set physics world gravity like this:

var world = new game.World();world.gravity.y = -500;

Or you can set it in worlds constructor:

var world = new game.World(0, 500);

Default gravity for world is 0, 980.

Positive y makes bodies fall down.

 

As the velocity is actually instance of game.Vector, you can use vector functions on it, like:

var world = new game.World();world.velocity.set(0, 500);world.velocity.rotate(0.3);

See more about vector functions in documentation: http://www.pandajs.net/docs/classes/game.Vector.html

 

Does that help you?

[calebeaires]

Very glad for you help. I have working with Phaser. Since I get int your code, I have thinking on move to PandaJS.

[enpu]

Glad to help you, just let me know if you have any questions