Class RuntimeGamePixiRenderer

Add the standard events handler.

The game canvas must have been initialized before calling this.

Center the window on screen.

Convert a point from the canvas coordinates to the dom element container coordinates.

Translate an event position (mouse or touch) made on the canvas on the page (or even outside the canvas) to game coordinates.

Create the canvas on which the game will be rendered, inside the specified DOM element, and setup the rendering of the game. If you want to use your own canvas, use initializeRenderers and initializeCanvas instead.

Dispose the renderers (PixiJS and/or Three.js) as well as DOM elements used for the game (the canvas, if specified, and the additional DOM container created on top of it to allow display HTML elements, for example for text inputs).

Get the canvas DOM element.

Return the scale factor between the renderer height and the actual canvas height, which is also the height of the container for DOM elements to be superimposed on top of it.

Useful to scale font sizes of DOM elements so that they follow the size of the game.

Get the DOM element used as a container for HTML elements to display on top of the game.

Get the electron module, if running as a electron renderer process.

Helper to get the electron remote module, if running on Electron. Note that is not guaranteed to be supported in the future - avoid if possible.

Get the Three.js renderer for the game - if any.

Set up the game canvas so that it covers the size required by the game and has a container for DOM elements required by the game.

Set up the rendering of the game for the given canvas.

In most cases, you can use createStandardCanvas instead to initialize the game.

Checks if the game is in full screen.

Check if the device supports WebGL.

Set if the aspect ratio must be kept when the game canvas is resized to fill the page.

Open the given URL in the system browser (or a new tab)

De/activate fullscreen for the game.

Change the margin that must be preserved around the game canvas.

Update the window size, if possible.

Close the game, if applicable.

Update the game renderer size according to the "game resolution". Called when game resolution changes.

Note that if the canvas is fullscreen, it won't be resized, but when going back to non fullscreen mode, the requested size will be used.