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This tutorial explains how to create a small physics enabled game with Phaser

• Creating physics collision shapes
• Working with collision groups
• Starting the physics simulation
• The difference between Arcade and P2 physics

Learn how to increase the performance of your cocos2d-x game.

Polygon mesh sprites are a way to improve rendering performance and increase your frame rate.

TexturePacker 4 not only creates optimized sprite meshes but also packs them tightly into a sprite sheet.

You'll learn how you can enable polygon packing and make use of it in your Uniy project.

Get rid of those ugly edge artifacts!

I prefer smooth edges instead over jagged outlines.

TexturePacker 4's upcoming feature trim margin gives you full control over sprite's transparency when using trim & crop. It also replaces inner padding.

Learn how to take advantage of this new feature to improve your game's quality.

This tutorial explains how you can use PhysicsEditor with version 3 of Cocos2D, which has integrated Chipmunk2D as physics engine.

• Create physics shapes for your sprites
• Setup your Cocos2D application
• Add collision shapes to your sprites

Exporter included for download