BUILDING A SIMPLE GAME WITH FLASH PRO

Create new class GameState that extends StarlingState
File -­‐> New -­‐> ActionScript Class
package
{
import Box2D.Dynamics.Contacts.b2Contact;
import citrus.core.starling.StarlingState;
import citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.Coin;
import citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.Enemy;
import citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.Hero;
import citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.MovingPlatform;
import citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.Platform;
import citrus.physics.box2d.Box2D;
public class GameState extends StarlingState
{
public function GameState()
{
super();
}
override public function initialize():void{
super.initialize();
var physics:Box2D = new Box2D("box2D");
physics.visible = true;
add(physics);
var floor:Platform = new Platform("floor",{x: 512, y: 768, width:1024, height: 40});
add(floor);
var p1:Platform = new Platform("p1", {x:874, y: 151, width: 300, height:40});
add(p1);
var mp:MovingPlatform = new MovingPlatform("mp",{x:220, y:700, width:200, height: 40,
startX: 220, startY: 700, endX:500, endY: 151});
add(mp);
var hero:Hero = new Hero("hero", {x:50, y:50, width: 70, height: 70});
add(hero);
var enemy:Enemy = new Enemy("enemy", {x:900, y:700, height:70, width: 70, leftBound: 10,
rightBound:1000});
add(enemy);
var coin:Coin = new Coin("coin", {x: 967, y: 90, width: 79, height: 79});
coin.onBeginContact.add(function(c:b2Contact):void{
trace("CONTACT");
});
add(coin);
}
}
}
Building a simple game with Flash Professional. MAX 2013 Lab by Tom Krcha (@tomkrcha) 4