pixi-tween is a plugin for Pixi.js v4.1 or higher to create ...
npm install pixi-tween.jspixi-tween
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pixi-tween is a plugin for Pixi.js v3.0.8 or higher to create tween animations.
__Online examples:__ Easing, TweenPath
npm install pixi-tween
Usage
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If you use Browserify or Webpack you can use pixi-tween like this:js
var PIXI = require('pixi.js');
var tweenManager = require('pixi-tween'); //pixi-tween is added automatically to the PIXI namespace//create PIXI renderer
var renderer = new PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(800,600);
document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);
var stage = new PIXI.Container();
function animate(){
window.requestAnimationFrame(animate);
renderer.render(stage);
PIXI.tweenManager.update();
}
animate();
`$3
js
var renderer = new PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(800,600);
document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);
var stage = new PIXI.Container();function animate(){
window.requestAnimationFrame(animate);
renderer.render(stage);
PIXI.tweenManager.update();
}
animate();
`$3
This plugin add a new namespace names to the PIXI namespace, and this new namespace has 3 new classes Tween, TweenPath and TweenManager, also add an Easing object. And create an instance for TweenManager in PIXI.tweenManager, but all you need is add PIXI.tweenManager.update() in your requestAnimationFrame. You can pass as params for PIXI.tweenManager.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 tween is ended, the instance will kept in the memory and in the tweenManager, but you can prevent this if you set .expire = true in the tween.
#### Using AnimationLoop
`js
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 tweenManager.update in the raf.
animationLoop.on('postrender', function(){
PIXI.tweenManager.update(this.delta); //Pass as param the delta time to PIXI.tweenManager.update
});
animationLoop.start();
``- __start - callback()__: Fired when the tween starts. If the tween has a delay, this event fires when the delay time is ended.
- __end - callback()__: Fired when the tween is over. If the .loop option it's true, this event never will be fired, and if the tween has an .repeat number, this event will be fired just when all the repeats are done.
- __repeat - callback(repeat)__: Fired at every repeat cycle, if your tween has .repeat=5 this events will be fired 5 times.
- __update - callback(elapsedTime)__: Fired at each frame.
- __stop - callback()__: Fired only when it's used the .stop() method. It's useful to know when a timer is cancelled.
- __pingpong - callback()__: If the pingPong option it's true, this events will be fired when the tweens returns back.
If you need draw your path (useful to debug), PIXI.Graphics has been enhanced with a new method named .drawPath(path). Use it the same way like .drawRectanle, .drawShape, etc...