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I'd like to get the visual x/y/width/height of a sprite after scaling/skewing/rotating/anchoring it. Can I do that with Phaser? The case: If you flip horizontally a sprite that has {x: 100, y: 100, width: 64, height: 64}, what will your eyes see on the screen? {x: 36, y: 100, width: 64, height: 64}. That's what I'm looking for. However, Phaser tells you:{x: 100, y: 100, width: -64, height: 64}. No big deal, you just do a little math to fix it, kinda like you showed there. That is, if you only scale it. It gets more mathematical when you also change the anchor, and turns into a geometric nightmare if you rotate it too. Phaser is heavily based on Flixel, right? Then my hopes are that you could do it like in Flash, where you can solve all of this by wrapping your sprite into a movieclip and getting the container's x/y/width/height.

i just start using phaser , i wonder is it posible to skew image in phaser?