tk2dCameraAnchor Class Reference

Anchors children to anchor position, offset by number of pixels. More...

List of all members.

Properties
tk2dBaseSprite.Anchor	AnchorPoint [get, set]
	Anchor point location.
Vector2	AnchorOffsetPixels [get, set]
	Offset in pixels from the anchor. This is consistently in screen space, i.e. +y = top of screen, +x = right of screen Eg. If you need to inset 10 pixels from from top right anchor, you'd use (-10, -10)
bool	AnchorToNativeBounds [get, set]
	Anchor this to the tk2dCamera native bounds, instead of the screen bounds.
Camera	AnchorCamera [get, set]
	Offset in pixels from the anchor. This is consistently in screen space, i.e. +y = top of screen, +x = right of screen Eg. If you need to inset 10 pixels from from top right anchor, you'd use (-10, -10)

---

Detailed Description

Anchors children to anchor position, offset by number of pixels.

---

Property Documentation

Camera tk2dCameraAnchor.AnchorCamera [get, set]

Offset in pixels from the anchor. This is consistently in screen space, i.e. +y = top of screen, +x = right of screen Eg. If you need to inset 10 pixels from from top right anchor, you'd use (-10, -10)

Vector2 tk2dCameraAnchor.AnchorOffsetPixels [get, set]

Offset in pixels from the anchor. This is consistently in screen space, i.e. +y = top of screen, +x = right of screen Eg. If you need to inset 10 pixels from from top right anchor, you'd use (-10, -10)

tk2dBaseSprite.Anchor tk2dCameraAnchor.AnchorPoint [get, set]

Anchor point location.

bool tk2dCameraAnchor.AnchorToNativeBounds [get, set]

Anchor this to the tk2dCamera native bounds, instead of the screen bounds.