Excalibur 0.5.0

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dotnet add package Excalibur --version 0.5.0
NuGet\Install-Package Excalibur -Version 0.5.0
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<PackageReference Include="Excalibur" Version="0.5.0" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add Excalibur --version 0.5.0
#r "nuget: Excalibur, 0.5.0"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install Excalibur as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Excalibur&version=0.5.0

// Install Excalibur as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Excalibur&version=0.5.0

Excalibur.js is a simple JavaScript game engine with TypeScript bindings for making 2D games in HTML5 Canvas. Our mission is to make web game development as simple as possible.

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0.29.2 133 4/7/2024
0.29.1 138 2/23/2024
0.29.0 135 2/20/2024
0.28.7 161 1/27/2024
0.28.6 142 1/13/2024
0.28.5 172 1/6/2024
0.28.4 161 12/22/2023
0.28.3 147 12/12/2023
0.28.2 173 12/2/2023
0.28.0 261 8/11/2023
0.25.3 595 2/6/2022
0.25.2 468 1/22/2022
0.25.1 528 11/6/2021
0.25.0 446 10/4/2021
0.24.5 764 9/7/2020
0.24.4 674 9/3/2020
0.24.3 671 5/10/2020
0.24.1 574 4/24/2020
0.24.0 610 4/24/2020
0.23.0 760 6/8/2019
0.22.0 751 4/6/2019
0.21.0 925 2/2/2019
0.20.0 922 12/23/2018
0.19.1 914 10/23/2018
0.19.0 965 10/13/2018
0.18.0 1,025 8/4/2018
0.17.0 1,084 6/16/2018
0.16.0 1,152 4/6/2018
0.15.0 948 2/17/2018
0.14.0 1,104 12/2/2017
0.13.0 1,032 10/7/2017
0.12.0 1,116 8/12/2017
0.11.0 1,203 6/10/2017
0.10.0 1,171 4/8/2017
0.9.0 1,186 2/10/2017
0.8.0 1,116 12/4/2016
0.7.1 1,310 10/4/2016
0.7.0 1,342 8/30/2016
0.6.0 1,569 1/20/2016
0.5.1 1,360 6/26/2015
0.5.0 1,334 6/4/2015
0.2.2 1,708 4/16/2014
0.2.1 1,543 4/16/2014
0.2.0 1,568 4/10/2014
0.1.1-alpha 1,191 12/19/2013
0.1.0-alpha 1,283 12/12/2013

## New Features

Added resource cache busting (#280)
Added HTML5 Gamepad API support. (#15)
Added Browserify support (#312, thanks @finnp)
Added ‘blur’ and ‘visible’ events to detect when the browser window a game is in has focus (#385)
Added Z-index support to Actors, allowing for specific ordered drawing. (#356)
Added unlocked drawing for UI elements (#354)
Added `Promise.join()` to return a new promise when promises passed to it have been resolved (#341, #340)
Added ability to skip a frame in an animation (#313)
You can now remove effects from `IDrawable` objects. (#303)
Added a generic `Resource` type to allow for XHR loading (#297)
Added gray `Color` constants (#209)

## Updates

Renamed`engine.addChild()` to `engine.add()`. (#288)
Renamed `setSpriteTransformationPoint()` to  `setAnchor()` (#269)
Renamed `TopCamera` to `LockedCamera` (#184)
Renamed `Actor.pipeline` to `Actor.traits` (#351)
Actor anchoring now uses center origin by default. (#299)
Actor updates (movement, collision, etc.) now use a pipeline. (#330)
Organized classes, files, and project structure (#182, #347)
Improvements to collision detection (#345, #332)
Improved documentation (#392, #412, #362, #415, #426)
Loop optimizations for performance improvements (#296)
Updated to TypeScript 1.4 (#393)
Improved pointer event handling. You no longer have to capture touch and mouse events separately. (#334)
Improved `Point` and `Vector` methods and rotation (#323, #302)
`Color` is now treated as a vector to allow for changes. (#298)
Cleaned up event type consistency (#273)
There is now a default instance of a `Camera`. (#270)
TSLint now used to enforce code quality (#394, #79)

## Bug Fixes

A Sprite’s dimensions weren’t validated against the size of its texture. (#318)
Improved sprite drawing performance issues (#316)
Actors were sometimes throwing duplicate collision events. (#284)
Actors were not setting their initial opacity correctly (#307, thanks @MrAlexLau)
Particle emitters couldn’t emit less than 60 particles per second (#301)
Fixed issue with TileMap collisions (#286)
Animations with duplicate frames weren’t being created correctly (#283)
Separated drawing and collision logic for CollisionMaps (now TileMap) (#285)
Errors in promises were being swallowed if no error callback was supplied. (#337)
A null promise was being returned if no loader was given to `Engine.start()`. (#335)
Changed default collisionType to ‘PreventCollision’ (#324)
Color didn’t handle alpha = 0 correctly. (#257)
Blink action usage was confusing. (#279)
Couldn’t use the `width` and `height` properties of a Texture after it loaded. (#355)
Using `on(‘pointerdown’)` would not automatically enable pointer capturing. (#398)
Unsubscribing from an event sometimes removed other event handlers. (#366)
`Actor.setCenterDrawing()` was hard-coded to true.  (#375)
Console was undefined in IE9. (#378)
Pointers were not handling mobile Safari touch events. (#382)
Fixed debug mode drawing (#274)
Flipping a sprite didn’t factor in scaling (#401)
Sound continued to play when the game was paused (#383)
`UIActor.kill()` didn’t remove the actor (#373)
Passing an empty array to `ex.Promise.join` resulted in unresolved promises (#365)
MouseUp / TouchEnd events weren’t capture correctly if outside of canvas. (#374)
Clearing actions from an empty action queue caused problems (#409)
`Scene.onActivate()` was being called before `Scene.onInitialize()`. (#418)
New z-indexing wasn’t cleaning up after itself. (#433)
Fixed issue with world / screen coordinates in UIActors (#371)
Fade action didn’t work for text. (#261)
Fade action didn’t work for plain-color actors. (#256)
Collision events weren’t being published for both collision participants. (#254)
The loading bar was misrepresenting the time taken to decode audio files. (#106)
`actor.getCenter()` wasn’t returning the correct value. (#438)
Cameras were on the engine instead of the scene, resulting in scene transition problems. (#277)
Actors with sprites larger than the actor would disappear prematurely from the screen. (#287)
Derived classes can now use offscreen culling (#294)
Fixed issue with TileMap culling (#444)