@brandonclementson

You want to updateHitbox() after the tween completes.

@revspennicus
What does the error say? It might help to have a look at the complete source to compare what you have. And make sure you have all assets and data files in the right place, etc.

https://github.com/HaxeFlixel/flixel-demos/tree/master/Tutorials/TurnBasedRPG

@wazou
You can use the onComplete callback in the second tween, like this.

tween = FlxTween.tween(sprite, {x:50, y:50}, 5).then(FlxTween.tween(sprite, {x:100, y:50}, 10, { onComplete: tweenComplete } ));

...

private function tweenComplete(tween:FlxTween):Void
{
	trace("tween complete!");
}

@boomersooner

There's no loadMap method.

Depending on what your mapData is, you can use loadMapFromArray() or loadMapFromCSV()

Look at the api in the FlxBaseTileMap class. FlxTilemap extends it.

https://api.haxeflixel.com/flixel/tile/FlxBaseTilemap.html#loadMapFromArray

https://api.haxeflixel.com/flixel/tile/FlxBaseTilemap.html#loadMapFromCSV

Hope it helps

or maybe this

override public function hurt(damage:Float):Void 
{
	super.hurt(damage);
	
	if (health > 0 && health < 0.01) // close enough to 0
	{
		kill();
	}
}

@CharType

Std.int() floors it, so might not be best since 0.99 will end up 0. Math.round() is better, but still 0.49 will end up 0.

Std.int(0.99) = 0.
Math.floor(0.99) = 0
Math.ceil(0.01) = 1
Math.round(0.5) = 1
Math.round(0.49) = 0

you can do this to remove the rounding error crumbs:
health = Math.round(health * 10) / 10;
try it here: https://try.haxe.org/#6DDE4

@chartype

Looks like you can export csv with Tiled.
https://doc.mapeditor.org/en/stable/manual/export/#csv
If you only need tilemaps without objects, Tiled should do.

I tried Tiled a while ago but ended up using DAME because it allowed me to customize the export scripts. DAME can be buggy though. http://dambots.com/dame-editor/

@chartype

Oh. Maybe you can use _playerCar.makeGraphic(100, 50, 0x0); to create a transparent rectangle, then draw on it with FlxSpriteUtil.drawRect(_playerCar, 0, 0, 50, 20, 0xFFFFFFFF); and other stuff you want to draw. Just make the makeGraphic() the size that you want to draw on.

Hi @CharType

try updateHitbox() method after setGraphicSize().

https://api.haxeflixel.com/flixel/FlxSprite.html#setGraphicSize
https://api.haxeflixel.com/flixel/FlxSprite.html#updateHitbox

_playerCar.setGraphicSize(100, 50);
_playerCar.updateHitbox();

hi @nlrobson

Maybe stamp() would be a better way to go?
https://api.haxeflixel.com/flixel/FlxSprite.html#stamp

You can make a brush. private var _brush = new FlxSprite().makeGraphic(2, 2, 0xFFFF0000);

canvas.stamp(_brush, Std.int(totalTime % 128), Std.int(totalTime / 128));

I know it's just to test, but the math you're doing limits the x, y to 0, 0 the first 2 seconds, and 0, 1 until 5 seconds, then 0, 2 after 5 seconds, etc. Std.int() floors it. So it takes over 10 seconds to get to 4 px. Over 1 minute to get to 28 px, so not so rapid, and only the left edge. The modulus % always returns the remainder, so that one is always going to be 0 since Std.int() floors it.