C# Class fliXNA_xbox.FlxBasic

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Public Properties

Property	Type	Description
ID	int
active	System.Boolean
alive	System.Boolean
cameras	List
exists	System.Boolean
ignoreDrawDebug	System.Boolean
position	FlxPoint
visible	System.Boolean

Public Methods

Method	Description
FlxBasic ( ) : System
destroy ( ) : void	Override this to null out variables or manually call `destroy()` on class members. Dont forget to call `base.destroy()`
draw ( ) : void	Override this to control how object is drawn. Refer to SpriteBatch.Draw() in MSDN documentation
drawDebug ( FlxCamera camera = null ) : void	Debugging, not yet implemented
kill ( ) : void	Killing objects, alive and exists are switched to false
postUpdate ( ) : void	Post-update is called right after `update()`
preUpdate ( ) : void	Pre-update is called right before `update()`
revive ( ) : void	Reviving objects, alive and exists are switched to true
toString ( ) : string	Returns the name of this class
update ( ) : void	Override this to update your class's position and appearance. Most of your game rules and behavioral code will go here.

Method Details

FlxBasic() public method

public FlxBasic ( ) : System
return	System

destroy() public method

Override this to null out variables or manually call destroy() on class members. Dont forget to call base.destroy()

public destroy ( ) : void
return	void

draw() public method

Override this to control how object is drawn. Refer to SpriteBatch.Draw() in MSDN documentation

public draw ( ) : void
return	void

drawDebug() public method

Debugging, not yet implemented

public drawDebug ( FlxCamera camera = null ) : void
camera	FlxCamera
return	void

kill() public method

Killing objects, alive and exists are switched to false

public kill ( ) : void
return	void

postUpdate() public method

Post-update is called right after update()

public postUpdate ( ) : void
return	void

preUpdate() public method

Pre-update is called right before update()

public preUpdate ( ) : void
return	void

revive() public method

Reviving objects, alive and exists are switched to true

public revive ( ) : void
return	void

toString() public method

Returns the name of this class

public toString ( ) : string
return	string

update() public method

Override this to update your class's position and appearance. Most of your game rules and behavioral code will go here.

public update ( ) : void
return	void

Property Details

ID public_oe property

IDs seem useful, but don't actually do anything yet

public int ID
return	int

active public_oe property

Controls whether update()is automatically called

public Boolean,System active
return	System.Boolean

alive public_oe property

Useful state for many game objects - "dead" (!alive) vs alive. kill() and revive() both flip this switch (along with exists, but you can override that.)

public Boolean,System alive
return	System.Boolean

cameras public_oe property

public List cameras
return	List

exists public_oe property

Controls whether update() and draw() are automatically called

public Boolean,System exists
return	System.Boolean

ignoreDrawDebug public_oe property

Setting this to true will prevent objects from appearing when visual debug mode is on. Not yet implemented

public Boolean,System ignoreDrawDebug
return	System.Boolean

position public_oe property

Internal position reference, safest if left untouched!

public FlxPoint position
return	FlxPoint

visible public_oe property

Controls whether draw() is automatically called

public Boolean,System visible
return	System.Boolean