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The group, run by Tom Greenaway from Google and Noel Meudec from Facebook, aims to give a voice to web game developers so their issues and queries may be raised to W3C, the World Wide Web Consortium. On October 20th I was pleased to be invited to take part in the first W3C Web Gaming Community talk.

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Over time, Francisco will also start helping with Phaser 4 development, but right now both of us are heads-down and full steam ahead in getting 3.50 finished. This is extremely important work and means when we release 3.50 we can be 100% sure that all the examples will run properly. At the moment he has been busy making sure that new issues on GitHub are correctly tagged, that forum posts are approved in a timely manner, he's been tweeting out a new Phaser showcase game every day from the official Twitter account and, most importantly of all, he has been going through every single Phaser example, building up a spreadsheet of which ones work and fail under Phaser 3.50 and then going through fixing them one by one. He joins the team thanks to a fantastic new sponsor (that I can't announce details of just yet). If you're on the Phaser Discord you may know him better as gammafp and he's long been helping spread the joy of Phaser into Spanish speaking climes.

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New Team Member: Francisco Pereiraīefore we dive into the code I just wanted to announce that I'm very pleased to welcome Francisco Pereira as a new full-time member of the Phaser team. to a new Dev Log everyone! A couple of important things have happened since the last Dev Log and, of course, lots and lots of development as well. In the preload function, add the following code:

With our assets loaded, it is time to create our preloader. If you reload your game in the browser, you should see the logo appear in your game.

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To load our image and display it in our game, you will need to update the preload and create functions in index.html: You will need to place the image in same folder as index.html. The asset for the game can be downloaded here. To keep things simple, we are going to use one image and reload it a few times to simulate loading a large number of assets. Before we can create our preloader, we will need to load some assets into our game. Now that our project is setup, we can get started. If you try running your game, you should see a black screen, and if you open the console in the developer tools, you should see a log with the version of Phaser your game is running.

Lastly, we passed our config object to Phaser when we created the new game instance.

In the config object, we embedded a scene object which will use the preload and create functions we defined.

In the config object, we specify the width and height of the viewable area of our game.

If it does not exists, then Phaser will create a element for us.

In the config object, the parent field is used to tell Phaser to render our game in an existing element with that id if it exists.

By choosing AUTO for the type, Phaser will use WebGL if it is available, otherwise it will use Canvas. WebGL is a faster renderer and has better performance, but not all browsers support it.

In the config object, in the type field, we set the renderer type for our game.

We created the configuration that will be used for our Phaser game.

The game config that is used by Phaser We are going to create a basic html page, add a reference to Phaser, and create our Phaser game object. Open your IDE, and create a new file called index.html.

Once you have these setup, we will setup the basic code for our game. If you don’t already have one, I would recommend the Brackets editor since it is easy to use, and it has a feature called Live Preview that will allow you to run your Phaser game without installing a web server. You will also need an IDE or Text Editor for writing your code.

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