HaxeFlixel is an open source 2d game library written in the Haxe Language, it is completely free for personal or commercial use. This library features integration with the powerful Open Flash Library.
Please visit the official website for community support and resources at www.haxeflixel.com.
You can also chat with us on our Forum or through IRC on the #haxeflixel on freenode channel.
HaxeFlixel founded and created by Alexander Hohlov also known on github as Beeblerox who continues to be the project lead and repository maintainer. The codebase started largely from a Haxe port of the As3 version of Flixel written by Adam “Atomic” Saltsman , Flixel Github.
Special thanks to community contributors by github names Werdn, crazysam, impaler, ProG4mr, Gama11, sergey-miryanov and more.
HaxeFlixel presents substantial enhancements from the original Flixel as3 code;
- Use of a robust and powerfull opensource language
- Flexible Asset Management System
- Cross platform development Linux, Max and Windows
- Texture Atlas and Layer enhancement for cpp targets
- Integrated and robust Tween System
- Access to OpenFL native extensions
- Compile to Mobile and Desktop targets with native code through NME
- Impressive Native Performance using GPU accelerated drawTiles implimentation in cpp targets
###Runtime Targets The current targets possible are;
| Mobile | Desktop | Web |
|---|---|---|
| Blackberry | Linux | Flash |
| IOS | Mac | |
| Android | Windows | |
| WebOS | Neko |
###Demos for HaxeFlixel https://github.com/HaxeFlixel/samples
###Basic Features
- Display thousands of moving objects
- Basic collisions between objects
- Group objects together for simplicity
- Easily generate and emit particles
- Create game levels using tilemaps
- Text display, save games, scrolling
- Mouse & keyboard input
- Math & color utilities
- Record and play back replays
- Powerful interactive debugger
- Camera system for split screen
- Pathfinding and following
- Easy object recycling
###Getting Started
It is recomended to use Haxeflixel via Haxelib
You can read our getting started docs here http://haxeflixel.com/articles/getting-started