[1.2] Added Phaser.Math.setPhysicsPixelRatio() #424
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Additionally, we should consider changing all references of |
| @@ -1299,7 +1313,7 @@ Phaser.Math = { | |||
| * @return {number} The scaled value. | |||
| */ | |||
| p2px: function (v) { | |||
| return v *= -20; | |||
| return v *= this._pxRatio; | |||
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Hmm.. this won't work here, will it? Phaser.Math._pxRatio?
This allows you to set the pixel-physics-unit-scale, vital to support a wide variety of physics-using games.
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Working now, tested and confirmed. Use case for context: My game involves spaceships that weigh in on the order of some 8000kg, with forces in the tens of thousands of kg. Currently it does not simulate it quite properly, as an entire ship is barely 2 meters wide. |
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@photonstorm I see you changed this stuff a bit... is this a no-go, or should I revise / update to newest commits? |
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I'm not sure.. I want to provide for this, but I don't want to cause a variable look-up every time px2p is called (or px2m and m2px as they'll be renamed tomorrow). Maybe we could do it via a function remapping, so you can provide your own px2m/m2px functions via the physicsConfig object that exists already and it will use those instead. Actually that might work well, will have a play now. |
This allows you to set the pixel-physics-unit-scale, vital to support a
wide variety of physics-using games.