scenes

Phaser 4 scene lifecycle is driven by the SceneManager through init, preload, create, and update stages. This skill explains how SceneManager orchestrates state changes, ensuring predictable multi-scene orchestration and clean transitions between gameplay and menus.

Inter-scene communication in Phaser is handled through events, data passing, and global or scene-specific registries. This skill demonstrates how to coordinate behavior across active scenes using these injection mechanisms for reliable data sharing.

Switching parallel scenes in Phaser involves using ScenePlugin methods to pause, sleep, and wake scenes while others run concurrently. This skill covers coordinating these states to manage complex multi-scene workflows without conflicts.

Animated transitions between Phaser scenes are supported through the ScenePlugin. This skill details how to manage switching between gameplay, menus, and loading sequences with predictable lifecycle events and proper cleanup.

Global and per-scene properties are injected in Phaser 4 to provide scenes with controlled access to shared systems and localized state. This skill specifies these injection requirements using references to Scene.js and InjectionMap.js source files.