Alright, I expected you to have something on the backburner for this, but wow this is godlike. I never even thought about making an on-screen editor for all entities in general, that's an excellent idea. And I'm sure you've thought of this already, but there should be a way to save a stringified ver...

I've been looking at the IgeParticleEmitter class and it's got a bunch of cool features, but it's a pain to tweak values to get things to look right. I was thinking of making a component that you could attach to an emitter that shows a popup screen with a bunch of sliding controls for you to tweak v...

The advantage of AWS is being able to scale your server backend to match demand, but like robaldred said, it's more expensive and complicated to use than just a regular server, if you really don't need the cloud power.

Definitely use IgeUiEntities (and IgeFontEntities, which are a subclass) for your UI. This keeps all your stuff within just the canvas element. As for usability, the top/bottom/left/right functions are pretty damn good for positioning UI. Also, Rob has recently pushed a huge update to the UI system ...

I don't think there would be too great of a benefit to an integrated system. There are so many sound libraries that it might be best just to let the developer pick whichever one fits the needs of the game. And sound generally going to be completely separate from the scene graph, so I don't see what ...

I'm assuming the best way to handle this is using an external library such as SoundJS to play audio?

Man, such a quick response. You're the best.

Is there any integrated way of playing sounds and music in this engine? Maybe I'm blind but I could not find anything that handled it.

I've been experimenting with zooming the camera in and out for my game, and I encountered this issue where UI entities will be positioned incorrectly on screen when the camera scale is changed from the default 1.0 (using camera.scaleTo). I've attached a super simple test project that demonstrates th...

Speaking of font entities, I noticed that textAlignY doesn't work at all. Looking at IgeFontSmartTexture.js, textAlignX is implemented, but textAlignY is not. I tried a really simple solution similar to how textAlignX is handled, but that didn't look right. I'm guessing it's slightly more complicate...