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//Create a new entity:
var myEntity:IEntity = PBE.allocateEntity();
myEntity.initialize("MyEntity");
 
//Create our spatial component
var spatialComp:SimpleSpatialComponent = new SimpleSpatialComponent();
spatialComp.spatialManager = PBE.getSpatialManager();
spatialComp.objectMask = new ObjectType("Renderable");
spatialComp.position = new Point(0, 0);
spatialComp.size = new Point(256,64);         
 
//Add the component to the entity:
myEntity.addComponent( spatialComp, "Spatial" ); 			
 
//Since we want to visualize the entity, we need a simple sprite renderer:
var renderComp:SpriteRenderer = new SpriteRenderer(); 
 
renderComp.scene = PBE.getScene();
renderComp.fileName = "../assets/Images/platform.png";
 
//Bind render component position and rotation to spatial component:
renderComp.positionProperty  = new PropertyReference("@Spatial.position");
renderComp.rotationProperty = new PropertyReference("@Spatial.rotation");
 
//Add the component to the entity:
myEntity.addComponent( renderComp, "Render" );

//Create a new entity:
var myEntity:IEntity = PBE.allocateEntity();
myEntity.initialize("MyEntity");
 
//Create our spatial component / body:
var spatialComp:Box2DSpatialComponent = new Box2DSpatialComponent();
spatialComp.manager = (PBE.getSpatialManager() as Box2DManagerComponent);
spatialComp.position = new Point(0, 0);
spatialComp.size = new Point(50, 50);
spatialComp.collisionType = new ObjectType("Something");
spatialComp.collidesWithTypes = new ObjectType("Something", "SomethingDifferent");
 
//We also need a collision shape, which collides with the world (meaning other shapes):
var shape:CircleCollisionShape = new CircleCollisionShape();
shape.radius = 1.0;
shape.density = 20;
 
//Now we add the shape to the spatial component / body:
spatialComp.collisionShapes = new Array();
spatialComp.collisionShapes.push(shape);
spatialComp.buildCollisionShapes(); //don't forget to build the collision shapes!
 
//Add the component to the entity:
myEntity.addComponent( spatialComp, "Spatial" ); 			
 
//Since we want to visualize the entity, we need a simple sprite renderer:
var renderComp:SpriteRenderer = new SpriteRenderer(); 
 
renderComp.scene = PBE.getScene();
renderComp.fileName = "../assets/Images/platform.png";
renderComp.positionProperty  = new PropertyReference("@Spatial.position");
renderComp.rotationProperty = new PropertyReference("@Spatial.rotation");
 
//Add the component to the entity:
myEntity.addComponent( renderComp, "Render" );

//Create a new entity:
var myEntity:IEntity = PBE.allocateEntity();
myEntity.initialize("MyEntity");
 
//Render component:
var renderComp:SpriteRenderer = new SpriteRenderer(); 
 
renderComp.scene = PBE.getScene();
renderComp.fileName = "../assets/Images/platform.png";
renderComp.position = new Point(0, 0);
renderComp.rotation = 0.0;
 
//Add the component to the entity:
myEntity.addComponent( renderComp, "Render" );

// Startup the engine:
PBE.startup(this);
 
//Create your scene view:
var sceneView:com.pblabs.rendering2D.ui.SceneView = new com.pblabs.rendering2D.ui.SceneView();
 
//And now initialize the scene:
PBE.initializeScene( sceneView, "Scene", null, Box2DManagerComponent );
 
//Now you're ready to load a level file like so:
LevelManager.instance.load("../assets/levelDescriptions.xml", 1);
 
//Or create your entites directly in code:
var myEntity:IEntity = PBE.allocateEntity();
myEntity.initialize("MyEntity");
//...go on with adding components to your entity as you like :)

PBE.initializeScene( sceneView, "Scene", null, BasicSpatialManager2D );