samme

I think that's normal. Use the `postBoot` callback instead.

Yes.

Game objects on the scene display list or update list are destroyed automatically when the scene is stopped. Any other game objects are not. This is on purpose. I think...

May need a simpler example.

`overlap()` doesn't consider collision faces at all. If you want it to you can do ```js this.physics.add.overlap( sprite, tilemapLayer, function onOverlap(sprite, tile) { console.log("overlap", tile.x, tile.y); }, function process(sprite, tile)...

I thought this was kind of a feature. After `setTileIndexCallback()` or `setTileLocationCallback()` you often want to use `overlap()`, e.g. [tile callbacks](https://labs.phaser.io/edit.html?src=src/tilemap\collision\tile%20callbacks.js). Maybe it could filter only for `overlapOnly === false`?

Only playing sounds can be paused, and only paused sounds can be resumed. There's no need to pause a sound that's just been added. If you want to control playback...

One way to do this is ```js particles.createEmitter({ angle: (p) => Phaser.Math.RadToDeg(Phaser.Math.Angle.BetweenPoints(p, target)), speed: SPEED }); ```

Guarantee how?