ended up doing this.: var down = false onDown { down = true GlobalScope.launch { delay(500) if (down) { // do the thing } } } onUp { down = false }

That's called "anchor" on KorGE. image.anchor(0.5, 0.5) should do the trick

My final output of the Kotlin multiplatform project is JS (node module) library JVM lib (jar). All good with projects which using my JVM jar as the pom XML have the korlibs (JVM jars) from maven. The issue is with JS projects using my js library. So, to answer your question, YES, I am consuming it from a NodeJS project, which expects the js version of these libraries to present in the npm registry. I can see a question already there for klock w.r.t this. https://github.com/korlibs/klock/issues/54

@RezMike Thank you for the tutorial and for the working game app! I think that KorGe community may be also interested in my 2048 game implementation that I created based on it. But it's not a clone of that repository: it's a rewrite aiming at becoming a (board) game template that is easy to modify, to extend and to play with using Kotlin programming language and KorGe game engine. Following this goal, the source code has been structured and cleaned. We're trying to use board games terminology (e.g. Glossary of chess) in order ease understanding of implementation logic. Please see https://github.com/andstatus/game2048

I see, no problem. I was expecting that this might be pretty far out there. Thanks anyways!

To close the loop on this, I've submitted a PR to change this in korge-next and it's been merged.

I'll try that, thanks.

I just found that out by myself, lol. This is so easy, I was looking to get the bytes r/g/b separate... Very cool!

I'm afraid we don't have that yet. We don't have too much resources, so we are focusing on the code. But any contribution in that direction will be awesome.

I think gamepad is not supported on windows JVM. Just created this issue for that: https://github.com/korlibs/korge-next/issues/29

On HTML5, you cannot hide the cursor completely except when the mouse is down AFAIK. korge-next already has support for changing the cursor to a predefined one and hiding the cursor while the mouse is down. We can try to support custom cursor images. Just created this issue: https://github.com/korlibs/korge-next/issues/28

I think we discussed that on slack/discord already. No ECS provided by the engine, but some people talked about that stuff via chat, so not sure if someone will work on a ECS engine. Regarding to shaders: Shaders on KorGE are usually applied via filters, and created using a DSL for that. Please, check this link: https://github.com/korlibs/korge/blob/16aac42d6cf0e4eed19e088e12b73282661cf0f4/korge/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/soywiz/korge/view/filter/WaveFilter.kt#L31-L40

We plan to support that directly at some point. But in the meantime, you can create a project using korge-admob module as reference (using expect and actual per platform): https://github.com/korlibs/korge/tree/16aac42d6cf0e4eed19e088e12b73282661cf0f4/korge-admob

Did you solve this? Do this page: https://korlibs.soywiz.com/korge/resolutions/ helps with this issue?

@soywiz Thanks, I will continue to try use korge

KDoc documentation is here: https://dokka.korge.org/korge/ Yeah, not all the stuff is documented. We are working on that.

I found the solution. I had to add "supportVibration()" in the build.gradle.kts : ... korge { supportVibration() name = "..." id = "..." }

I think it is not supported right now. I have created this issue: https://github.com/korlibs/korgw/issues/37