Horizontal Sprite Flip

[oronbz 2]

Hello,

 

Is there any way to make a sprite flip its animation from right to left and vice versa other than making a "left" animation for every animation (this would take seconds in the animation tool, but would double up memory usage and complicates code)?

 

I've seen this in other JS engines like ImpactJS where they have "flip" property to their GameEntity which you can set to true or false.

[hackenstein 15]

// Set Anchor to the center of your sprite

yourSprite.anchor.setTo(.5,.5);

// Invert scale.x to flip left/right

yourSprite.scale.x *= -1;

// Invert scale.y to flip up/down

yourSprite.scale.y *= -1;

[oronbz 2]

// Set Anchor to the center of your spriteyourSprite.anchor.setTo(.5,.5);// Invert scale.x to flip left/rightyourSprite.scale.x *= -1;// Invert scale.y to flip up/downyourSprite.scale.y *= -1;

 

Thank's man i'll check that out

[efusien 5]

Is there a way to do it with a tween ? Looks like it's not working: we just see the result.

game.add.tween(yourSprite.scale).to ({    x: yourSprite.scale.x * -1,    y: yourSprite.scale.y * -1}, 1000, Phaser.Easing.Bounce.Out, true);

[ForgeableSum 102]

Multiplying the scale on the x/y may achieve flipping, but it comes with some unwanted side effects. My images are showing negative widths/heights when flipped. This creates problems when positioning the image on the map. Any workarounds? 

[oronbz 2]

Multiplying the scale on the x/y may achieve flipping, but it comes with some unwanted side effects. My images are showing negative widths/heights when flipped. This creates problems when positioning the image on the map. Any workarounds? 

 

I would've use the absolute values when looking at height/width to workaround this.

[ForgeableSum 102]

How do i access absolute height/width or are you saying in need to manually supply them?

[oronbz 2]

How do i access absolute height/width or are you saying in need to manually supply them?

 

Just use the native javascript Math.abs() function on the height/width to get their absolute values.

[ForgeableSum 102]

I didn't know there was a native function for that. Thanks!