geometry-and-math

Use Phaser.Geom.Intersects.CircleToRectangle(circle, rect) for a boolean overlap test. To get the actual intersection points, use Phaser.Geom.Intersects.GetCircleToRectangle, optionally passing a reusable out array to avoid allocations.

Use Phaser.Math.RandomDataGenerator with a seed array like new RandomDataGenerator(['level-42']) for reproducible sequences. The global Phaser.Math.RND instance is seeded via the game config seed property, and rnd.state() serializes state for save/load.

No, the Point class was removed in Phaser 4. Use Phaser.Math.Vector2 or plain {x, y} objects instead. The GEOM_CONST.POINT constant exists but the class itself does not.

No, Geom objects are pure data containers with no scene, texture, or display list presence. To render them, use the Graphics game object or Shape game objects, which are covered by the graphics-and-shapes skill.

Phaser math functions use radians, not degrees. Convert with Phaser.Math.DegToRad() and RadToDeg(), and use Phaser.Math.TAU for full-circle constants. Also note Vector2 methods mutate in place, so call clone() to preserve originals.

Tweens accept strings like 'Sine.easeOut', 'Cubic.easeIn', or 'Back.easeInOut' mapped via EaseMap. Short names like 'Quad' default to the Out variant, and Power0 through Power4 alias Linear through Quint.Out.