Add transform tool to FlxDebugger interaction #2159
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There's some CodeClimate issues: https://codeclimate.com/github/HaxeFlixel/flixel/pull/2159 |
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I've fixed them, @Gama11. |
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Thanks! |
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Thank you! Soon I'll send the PR to update Flixel docs. |
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This PR adds the transform tool to
FlxDebuggerinteraction. Using the tool, it is possible to resize and rotate a sprite. At the moment, the tool only works with a single sprite (it is quite tricky to make it work with groups, but that's something for the future).I've tried my best to change just a few files, but I had to work on the classes
Interaction,ToolandTooltipto have a decent UX for the transform tool, e.g. chance cursor according to resize/rotate action, show live info about width/height, etc. Those changes are backward compatible and I think they will be useful for future tools or the debugger itself.