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Ashley ECS libGDX 2D Extensions

A set of Ashley ECS components and systems that are generic, and useful for 2D games built with libGDX.

Features

  • Provides the basic Components needed for all included Systems
  • Included Components are going to be useful for many of your game-specific Systems as well
  • Supports GWT, just include the -sources jar in your html project and add the node below to your GdxDefinition.gwt.xml and GdxDefinitionSuperdev.gwt.xml files
<inherits name='AshleyExtensions' />

Included Systems

Animation System

  • Uses libGDX Animation class

  • Supports different states using the StateComponent

  • Supports switching from Looping to not Looping through the StateComponent

  • Example usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Gravity System

  • Takes in a Vector2 for world gravity

  • Applies gravity to Entities with the VelocityComponent

  • Ignores Entities with the KinematicComponent -Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Movement System

  • Updates the TransformComponent.position vector based on the Entities VelocityComponent

  • Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Rendering System

  • Renders the Entity's TextureComponent's TextureRegion

  • Rendering properties are based on the TransformComponent

  • Uses the TextureRegion's size to determine origin

  • Based off of the Ashley Super Jumper example project

  • TODO: Allow for "constrain to Bounds" or "Render Size" component

  • Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Bounds System

  • Updates an Entity's BoundComponent position based on TransformComponent

  • Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Debug System

  • Renders Center point of Entity based on Bounds

  • Renders the BoundComponent bound for an Entity

  • Should be added AFTER the RenderingSystem

  • Defaults to Toggling on/off via TAB key

  • Key(s) for toggling can be overridden in constructor

  • Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide example usage

Health Rendering System

  • Renders Health Bars for Entitys with HealthComponent

  • Requires a BoundsComponent at the moment

  • TODO: Add support for a WidthComponet or something else to control size

  • Currently changes from GREEN, YELLOW, RED, with shifts at 75%, and 50% health

  • TODO: Add support for custom color and shift percentage points

  • Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Rotation System

  • Rotates entities at their given speed

  • Supports a targetRotation so you can rotate to a specific rotation amount

    • Supports values larger than 360 degrees in targetRotation to allow for scenarios like "rotate 3 times" via the RotationComponent
    • Removes the RotationComponent from the entity once reaching the target Rotation
  • Example Usage:

    //TODO: Provide Example Usage

Example Application

An example application is included under the /example folder. You can run this example with the gradle command:

./gradlew example:run

Included in the example are 4 Screens:

Screen 1

Access by hitting 1.

This screen shows basic rotation, color tweening, text rendering with colors, and a particle emitter.

Hit space to toggle the particle emissions.

Screen 2

Access by hitting 2

This screen shows several position and transform based tweening operations simultaneously.

Screen 3

Access by hitting 3

This screen shows the bounds system. You can hit Tab to render the bounds of various items, and the paths between their rotation origins.

Screen 4

Access by hitting 4

This shows an example of the physics system, and a "player" you can control with WASD.