gameObject ( Core )

There Is Core And Power Of The Framework ! All Commands Are Easier Here ! You Can Create A gameObject With Giving Id Of The Element Then You Have All Commands !

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Way To Use :

var player = new gameObject("player");
player.[function]();

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All Functions Are Here :

moveX( x [ Count Of Pixels ] )

     Move The Game Object In x Pixels ( Horizontal ) .

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moveY( y [ Count Of Pixels ] )

     Move The Game Object In y Pixels ( Vertical ) .

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collisionTo( obj1 [ The HTML Object ] )

     Checks If There Is A Collision To Target Object Or Not .

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getLocation( )

     Return A JSON Object Contains x And y Of The gameObject .

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setImg( src [ The Image Source ] )

     Set The gameObject src .

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remove( )

     Remove The Element .

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x( )

     Returns The Object x .

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y( )

     Returns The Object y .

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setX( x [ The Target X ] )

     Set The gameObject X to x .

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setY( y [ The Target Y ] )

     Set The gameObject Y to y .

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setL( x [ The Target X ] , y [ The Target Y ] )

     Set The gameObject Y to y And X To x .

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getDirection( obj1 [ The HTML Object ] )

     Acts LikeThat .

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getDirectionS( obj1 [ The HTML Object ] )

     Acts Like That .

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getDirectionG( obj1 [ The HTML Object ] )

     Acts Like That .

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Some Useful Methods And Variables Are In This Example :

var a = new gameObject("player");
var b = new gameObject("enemy");
if(a.collisionTo(b.object)){
    print("Enemy Down !");
}

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You Can Access To The Html Object Like That :

var a = new gameObject("test");
->a.object

You Can Find If Object Is gameObject Like That :

var a = new gameObject("test");
->a.type // If Returns "gameObject" , That's It ! Else Its An Html Object ! ( Or Something Else ... )