Flixel
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| Developer(s) | Adam Saltsman |
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| Stable release | 2.55 / April 24, 2011 |
| Operating system | OS independent |
| License | MIT License[1] |
| Website | http://flixel.org |
Flixel is a free Flash Actionscript library created by Adam Saltsman (aka Adam Atomic). It provides some base classes for creating 2D Flash games and other content. It was originally built up from Saltsman's work on several games such as Gravity Hook, Fathom, and Canabalt.[1]
Features
- Animations
- Collisions
- Movement
- Tilemaps
- Particle effects
- Visual effects such as flickering, screen-shaking, blend-modes, alpha adjustments, etc.
- Simple physics (Box2D can also be used with Flixel)
- Keyboard and mouse access
- Audio controls for volume and muting
- Pausing gameplay
- Site-locking
- Pre-loading
Flixel ports
See also
- Stencyl, a game creation tool with Flixel as the underlying engine
References
External links
- Official website
- Official Flixel wiki on GitHub
- Flixel wiki at FlashGameDojo.com
- Flixel source on GitHub
- Interview about Flixel v1.1 at DigitalTools.com
- Flashpunk, a similar freeware library
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