FlxTimeline

An attempt to implement a dynamic timeline in HaxeFlixel. Features:

• Events:
  • SetEvent - calls the specified function
  • NumTweenEvent - works like NumTween, but is bound to the timeline
  • VarTweenEvent - works like VarTween, but is bound to the timeline
• Ability to store child timelines
• Framerate support

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Example Of Use:

import flixel.timeline.FlxTimeline;

// Creates a timeline
var timeline:FlxTimeline = new FlxTimeline();

var duration = 0.5;
var startTime = 0.1;
// Add VarTweenEvent
timeline.addTweenEvent(startTime, mySprite, {angle: 45}, duration);
// Add NumTweenEvent
timeline.addNumTweenEvent(startTime, 0, 1.0, i -> trace(i), duration);
// Add SetEvent
timeline.addSetEvent(startTime, i -> trace("HelloWorld"), duration);

// Starts animation
timeline.play();

// Ability to link time to your function.
timeline.getTime = () -> return FlxG.sound.music.time;

// Create a child timeline from the previous timeline
timeline.addChild("Child Timeline");
// You can also give your timeline a name to make it easier to navigate among other timelines.
var childTimeLine:FlxTimeline = timeline.getChild("Child Timeline");
timeline.removeChild("Child Timeline");

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Installation

1. First, run the following command in a terminal:

   • For the latest stable version: haxelib install flxtimeline
   • For the latest development: haxelib git flxtimeline https://github.com/Redar13/FlxTimeline

2. Include the library in your Project.xml: <haxelib name="flxtimeline" />

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TODOS (For now only for TweenEvent):

1. Improve TweenEvent rewind
2. Implement FlxTweenType for TweenEvent
3. Implement Motion and its child classes