phaser/Tests/physics/simple test 1.js

/// <reference path="../../Phaser/Game.ts" />
(function () {
    var game = new Phaser.Game(this, 'game', 800, 600, init, create, null, render);
    function init() {
        //  Using Phasers asset loader we load up a PNG from the assets folder
        game.load.image('atari', 'assets/sprites/atari130xe.png');
        game.load.image('ball', 'assets/sprites/shinyball.png');
        game.load.start();
    }
    var atari;
    var ball;
    function create() {
        //  Add some gravity to the world, otherwise nothing will actually happen
        game.physics.gravity.setTo(0, 5);
        //  We'll make the atari sprite a static body, so it won't be influenced by gravity or other forces
        atari = game.add.physicsSprite(300, 450, 'atari', null, Phaser.Types.BODY_STATIC);
        //atari.rotation = 10;
        //atari.body.transform.setRotation(1);
        atari.body.angle = 1;
        //  atari = 220px width (110 = center x)
        //  ball = 32px width (16 = center x)
        //  Ball will be a dynamic body and fall based on gravity
        ball = game.add.physicsSprite(300 - 20, 0, 'ball');
        ball.body.angle = 1;
        //ball.body.transform.setRotation(1);
        //ball.body.fixedRotation = true;
            }
    function render() {
        Phaser.DebugUtils.renderPhysicsBodyInfo(atari.body, 32, 32);
        Phaser.DebugUtils.renderPhysicsBodyInfo(ball.body, 320, 32);
        Phaser.DebugUtils.renderPhysicsBody(atari.body);
        Phaser.DebugUtils.renderPhysicsBody(ball.body);
    }
})();