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I figure we can keep a list of the stuff that breaks in v4 here.

• PIXI.ParticleContainer needs to be renamed to PIXI.particles.ParticleContainer

{
    key: "sequene",
    value: function sequene(sprite, arr, callback) {
      var _this = this;
      let cmdNums = arr.length;
      let nextSequene;
      nextSequene = function(cmds, id, maxID, func) {
        if(id === maxID) {func(); return;}
        let maxFrame = 0
        let maxAni = undefined
        let hasWait = false
        let finished = false
        for (const key in cmds[id]) {
          if (key === 'func') cmds[id][key](sprite)
          else if (key === 'wait') {
            hasWait = true
            _this.wait(cmds[id][key]).then(() => {
              hasWait = false
              if (!finished) return;
              nextSequene(cmds, id+1, maxID, func);
            })
          }
          else {
            let ani = _this[key](sprite, ...cmds[id][key]);
            let tframes = ani.totalFrames || ani.tweens[0].totalFrames
            if (tframes > maxFrame) {
              maxFrame = tframes
              maxAni = ani
            }
          }
        }
        if (maxAni) {
          maxAni.onComplete = () => {
            finished = true;
            if (hasWait) return;
            nextSequene(cmds, id+1, maxID, func);
          }
        } else finished = true;
      }
      nextSequene(arr, 0, cmdNums, callback);
    }
  }

to Use it:

charm.sequene(this.meSp,[
            {slide: [this.meSp.x + 300,this.meSp.y,30], wait: 2000},
            {
                slide: [this.meSp.x,this.meSp.y,30],
                func: sp => console.log(`here! ${sp.x}`)
            }
        ],() => {
            console.log("complete!")
        });

Hello,

First time when I try to animate objects through a loop it works like a charm first time. Every other time only the last one gets animated. When I test same objects one by one animations work, Problem is only when I run it through loop.

My code is simple:
`//this is loop
this.animateObjectArray = function() {
for (var i = 0; i < this.toAnimateArray.length; i++) {
playroom.utils.charm.fadeIn(toAnimateArray[i], 20);
}
}

// and fadeIn f, c is charm object.
fadeIn: function(obj,time, to){
if(obj.anim!= undefined){
c.removeTween(obj.anim);
}
obj.visible = true;
obj.anim = c.fadeIn(obj,time);
}`

Thanks in advance,
Milutin

can someone make a package for this?

i tried to animation for line with charm, but i can't found anything about method for that apply to line.

Hey! This library and your Pixi.js guide are incredibly helpful, thank you. Have you considered publishing Charm to https://www.npmjs.com/ so people can npm install charm?

I need a totally es5 version, but I use babel to complie the src file can't get the result I want? I have tried to config babel but dosen't work, maybe just miss some steps, please help me to get a totally es5 version😰

It happens when enough frames don't elapse.

This can happen due to a slow frame rate or a short duration, and especially in the case of both.

The problem seems to be this logic here.

Hi kittykatattack,

Is it possible to add a license file to this repository? Is it free?

Thx,
Maks

Dear Sir,
I have experienced some issues with this project. I'm doing a heavy use of Charm.js on my game, specifically fadeIn e breathe methods. At first time I run the game, everything work perfectly. From second time and so on, breathe adquires rondam behavior (just works scalex, ignoring scaley).

In the level select I have a exit button (example):

stage.addChild(exitButton); effect.fadeIn(exitButton, 180); effect.breathe(exitButton, 1.05, 1.05, 60, true);

So I load a new level (after remove the exitButton from stage) and, in the level end, I come back to level select screen and run again the above code. If I don't clear all tweens it works strange, like if we have two breathe executions simultaneously.

I created a new method, removeTweens, to make this effect less perceptible, but I still experience what I cited in this issue (Now it clearly runs only once):
... this.globalTweens.splice(this.globalTweens.indexOf(tweenObject), 1);

Could you help to solve it? What is the proper way to use charm.js in a game where I have to remove sprites for scene and then add they again, reloading the effect?

I thank you in advance for your attention!

It would be nice if I could also specify a rotation angle in radians to which the sprite should rotate by the end of the slide. Or, perhaps, keep rotating at given speed, until the end of the slide.

While PAUSE and PLAY are great, GOTOANDPLAY, GOTOANDSTOP would be super nice.
Similarly, the ability to run a callback function from a particular frame within the tween, not just the ends. - i.e. something like...
anyTween.onFrame(14) = () => possiblyBlink();
anyTween.onFrame(25) = () => maybeBlowBubbles();

Finally, an easy one - rotate sprite to path option.

Bought your Pixi book by the way - great stuff, keep up the good work :)