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fixed small errors
0xflotus Sep 2, 2019
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Merge pull request #1 from 0xflotus/patch-1
0xflotus Sep 2, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -740,7 +740,7 @@ add(name, url, optionObject, callbackFunction)
Here's what the loader's source code documentation has to say about
these parameters:

`name` (string): The name of the resource to load. If it's not passed, the `url`is used.
`name` (string): The name of the resource to load. If it's not passed, the `url` is used.
`url` (string): The url for this resource, relative to the `baseUrl` of the loader.
`options` (object literal): The options for the load.
`options.crossOrigin` (Boolean): Is the request cross-origin? The default is to determine automatically.
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dungeon = new Sprite(dungeonTexture);
app.stage.addChild(dungeon);

//2. Access the texture using throuhg the loader's `resources`:
//2. Access the texture using through the loader's `resources`:
explorer = new Sprite(
resources["images/treasureHunter.json"].textures["explorer.png"]
);
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```js
cat.x += 1 + delta;
```
Whether or not you choose to add this `delta` value is largely an aestheic choice. And the effect will only really be noticeable if your animation is struggling to keep up with a consistent 60 frames per second display rate (which might happen, for example, if it's running on a slow device). The rest of the examples in this tutorial won't use this `delta` value, but feel free to use it in your own work if you wish.
Whether or not you choose to add this `delta` value is largely an aesthetic choice. And the effect will only really be noticeable if your animation is struggling to keep up with a consistent 60 frames per second display rate (which might happen, for example, if it's running on a slow device). The rest of the examples in this tutorial won't use this `delta` value, but feel free to use it in your own work if you wish.

You don't have to use Pixi's ticker to create a game loop. If you prefer, just use `requestAnimationFrame`, like this:

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