Tauon Basic Script Language v0.55

Time global object, contains the following properties:

time - time since the current program is running in milliseconds.
deltaTime - time passed since the last frame.
smoothDeltaTime - smoothed time passed since the last frame.
now - current system time in milliseconds.
fps - average FPS.
ticks - ticks passed since the program start.

The Sprite global object holds all sprites functions. You can call functions directly (simplified version) or through the global object.

Sprite.createGroup(arguments,...) create new sprite group and add it to the Stage. You can pass various sprites as parameters to add them to the group.

Sprite.show(sprite) show the sprite on Stage.

Sprite.hide(sprite) hide the sprite from Stage.

Sprite.set(sprite,px,py,pz,rz,sx,sy) sets the position, z-order, rotation and scale of the sprite on stage.

Sprite.setScale(sprite,sx,sy) sets the scale of the sprite on stage.

Sprite.init(sprite) re-initialize sprite.

Sprite.loadFromUrl(src) returns sprite created from image found on URL.

Sprite.loadFromFile(fileName) returns sprite loaded from the local filesystem path.

Sprite.createFromChar(character,size,inkColor,paperColor,clampWidth,clampHeight,fontFace) returns sprite created from characters, LiberationMono and TwemojiMozilla font faces are supported.

Sprite.createFromEmoji(character,size,paperColor,clampWidth,clampHeight) returns sprite created from Emoji found in TwemojiMozilla font.

Sprite.createFromData(imageDataStr,width,height,paletteIndex) returns sprite created from imageDataStr, where each character represents pixel in palette [0..9A..Z]. The two default palettes have 17 colors [0..G]. You can use ' ' space character in string to mark a fully transparent pixel.

Sprite.createFromBin(bytesArray,width,height,inkColor="#FFFFFFFF",paperColor="#00000000") returns sprite created from binary data array. Each element of the array would be treated as a binary number [0..255]. Each bit of that number will define 8 pixels in the sprite. All bits equal to 1 would produce pixels with inkColor. Bits equal to 0 - with paperColor. If paperColor parameter is omitted, a transparent color would be used for 0 bits.

Sprite.isReady(sprite) returns true if sprite is loaded and initialized (loading sprites and creating them from font could take some time)

Sprite.whenReady(sprite,func) sets callback function that would be called when sprite is loaded and initialized.

Sprite.clone(sprite) returns cloned sprite or spritegroup. Make sure the source sprite is already fully loaded or function will throw an error.

Sprite.setFilter(sprite,filter) applies CSS filter to the sprite.
supported filters are: none, blur(), brightness(), contrast(), drop-shadow(), grayscale(), hue-rotate(), invert(), opacity(), saturate(), sepia()

Examlpes:
Sprite.setFilter(mySprite,"blur(10px)");
Sprite.setFilter(mySprite,"contrast(50%)");
Sprite.setFilter(mySprite,"grayscale(50%)");
Sprite.setFilter(mySprite,"hue-rotate(90deg)");

Sprite.setOpacity(sprite,value) or setSpriteOpacity(sprite,value) sets the opacity of the sprite or spritegroup.
Example:
Sprite.setOpacity(mySprite,"50%");
Sprite.setOpacity(mySprite,0.5);