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Hi - it will work, but there might be some small differences which I'm not aware of Here is my quick test: http://mightyeditor.mightyfingers.com/#p2pwz/0 http://mightyeditor.mightyfingers.com/data/build/p2pwz/0/phaserce/index.html Let me know - if you run into any trouble - I'll be glad to help

Hello, It has been a while since our last post here! MyGameBuilder was formed through a creative joining between the first versions of MyGameBuilder and MightyEditor. The main purpose of MyGameBuilder is to teach users game development in a collaborative manner, where more experienced developers can help others. If you are completely new to the game development you can: Play games - we have some nice user made games! Play with the actormap engine, which doesn't require any coding experience to make a game. Fork game and alter it to make it your own. Start taking guided lessons to learn programming basics, and even create a Phaser based game on your own, If you get stuck doing any of these things, there is usually somebody online who will be glad to help. After finishing the basic tutorials, there are some game related challenges to start practicing with. Main parts of MyGameBuilder: Graphic Editor - easily create your own pixel art, or import graphics here Actor and ActorMap - are part of the ActorMap engine, which allows you to build game without coding. It's as simple as assigning graphics to an actor, defining the Actor's behavior, and placing Actors on the ActorMaps to interact. Also, if you have used an earlier version of MyGameBuilder, you can import your game into the new version. The Map Editor allows you to build maps for your games. It uses the TileMap format so you can convert your graphics into tiles, and put them on the map.You can also import TileMap in JSON format or load TileMap directly into a Phaser game. The Sound Editor allows users to quickly create sound effects, like a coin pickup or a melee hit. There is also a music editor, which you can use to create background music for your game. Currently you can generate metal or 8 bit music, or import your own mp3 file. With the Code Editor, there is no limit to what you can create. The Code editor has a beginner-friendly code mentor which will show information about keywords used in the programming. Also it has JSdoc support so users can describe functions with JSdoc comments, the code mentor will pick those up and show as help info. Code Editor supports full ES6 JavaScript syntax and will automatically pick-up imported modules and share their info with the code mentor. The latest addition is our Hour of Code project: this is a gaming tutorial used in a worldwide classroom project that has users of any experience level program a dwarf character to complete game goals with basic JavaScript commands. Check it out here: https://v2.mygamebuilder.com/hour-of-code And all of this is completely free! It would be really nice if you could share your game developing experience when you were a beginner: How did you begin? Where did you get all the necessary information to build a game?

You should definitely try out Code editor. Code Mentor is one of my favorite features

Hi, I've copied your example locally, named it html and got the same error. Then I renamed it to svg and that seems to be working. If you are using web server and generate svgs most likely you will need to add header: content-type: image/svg+xml

Hi, unfortunately there is no option from UI to change all selected sprites. If you feel like hacking - you can select sprites and run from browsers console: map.selector.forEach(s => {s.anchorX = 0.5; s.anchorY = 0.5})

I just tested on windows 8 everything worked fine.. I don't know how to help you. Probably you can try to update nodejs / npm might help those steps in the previous message are correct - I didn't do anything extra.

which OS are you using?

can you follow these steps and post output of first failed command: you can skip 1st if you already cloned mightyeditor 1) git clone git@github.com:TheMightyFingers/mightyeditor.git 2) cd mightyeditor 3) cd server 4) npm install 5) cd .. 6) ./startprod 7) open in the browser: 127.0.0.1:8080

kingangelo26 can you post output for: ./startprod

Make sure that canvas size fits screen size.

start "git bash" and type: cd it will bring you to the user's home folder

Hey - you need to check "Y" instead of "Z" and then you can remove all of them: just loop though children as you do and check: var toRemove = []; animals.forEach(function(animal) { var z=0; if (animal.y > 820){ console.log(y); toRemove(animal) } }); toRemove.forEach(function(animalToRemove){ animalToRemove.destroy() });

You can skip that command - as by default git bash starts in "home" folder

Hi, there are 2 options: 1) set header to allow mightyeditor.mightyfingers.com access www.anotherurlnotinmighty.es add the header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://mightyeditor.mightyfingers.com") to your script: <?php header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://mightyeditor.mightyfingers.com"); session_start(); print "test"; more info: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Access_control_CORS 2) use jsonp - requires a little more scripting: http://www.sitepoint.com/jsonp-examples/

MightyEditor uses Websocket - if it can't connect to the server it shows maintenance message. Most likely you (or your ISP) are using some kind of proxy which doesn't handle websockets.