curves-and-paths

Create a Path with this.add.path, add curves with lineTo or splineTo, then create a follower via this.add.follower and call startFollow with a duration or config object. Enable rotateToPath to auto-rotate the sprite along the path direction.

Add a CubicBezier or QuadraticBezier curve to a Path, then call path.draw(graphics, pointsTotal) after setting lineStyle on the Graphics object. Higher pointsTotal values produce smoother rendered curves.

getPoint uses the raw curve parameter t, which gives unevenly spaced points on most curve types. getPointAt maps through arc length for even spacing. On a Path, getPoint already accounts for arc length across the whole path.

When passing numbers, cubicBezierTo takes the end point first: cubicBezierTo(endX, endY, cp1X, cp1Y, cp2X, cp2Y). When passing Vector2 objects the order is control points first, then the end point.

Yes, startFollow passes its config to an internal tween counter, so all standard tween properties work including ease, repeat, yoyo, delay, hold, and onComplete callbacks. The tween is set to persist automatically.

The Spline curve uses Catmull-Rom interpolation, which works best with at least four control points. With fewer points the curve may not interpolate as expected, so add more control points to stabilize the shape.