TilemapLayers can now be used with an unbounded camera (a camera that can move beyond the world boundaries). Currently, when an unbounded camera moves outside of the world, tilemaps start acting weird because they only render themselves strictly within the world limits. With this change, the tilemap will continue scrolling and show empty space beyond its edge (thanks @jotson phaserjs#851)

TilemapLayer.wrap property - if true the map is rendered as if it is on the surface of a toroid (donut) instead of a plane. This allows for games that seamlessly scroll from one edge to the opposite edge of the world without noticing the transition. Note that the World size must match the Map size (thanks @jotson phaserjs#851)

Author: photonstorm

README.md

@@ -101,6 +101,8 @@ Version 2.0.6 - "Jornhill" - -in development-
 * Sprite.updateCrop is available if you wish to update an externally referenced crop rectangle.
 * Sprites and Images now have their own textures objects, they are no longer references to those stored in the global Pixi.TextureCache. This allows you to redefine the texture frame dynamically without messing up any other Sprites in your game, such as via cropping. They still share global Base Textures, so image references are kept to a minimum.
 * Sprite.resetFrame will revert the Sprites texture frame back to its defaults dimensions. This is called when you call Sprite.crop with no rectangle, to reset the crop effect, but can be userful in other situations so we've left it as a public method.
+* TilemapLayers can now be used with an unbounded camera (a camera that can move beyond the world boundaries). Currently, when an unbounded camera moves outside of the world, tilemaps start acting weird because they only render themselves strictly within the world limits. With this change, the tilemap will continue scrolling and show empty space beyond its edge (thanks @jotson #851)
+* TilemapLayer.wrap property - if true the map is rendered as if it is on the surface of a toroid (donut) instead of a plane. This allows for games that seamlessly scroll from one edge to the opposite edge of the world without noticing the transition. Note that the World size must match the Map size (thanks @jotson #851)
 
 
 ### Bug Fixes

build/phaser.d.ts

@@ -4727,6 +4727,7 @@ declare module Phaser {
         textureFrame: Phaser.Frame;
         tileColor: string;
         type: number;
+        wrap: boolean;
 
         getRayCastTiles(line: Phaser.Line, stepRate?: number, collides?: boolean, interestingFace?: boolean): Phaser.Tile[];
         getTiles(x: number, y: number, width: number, height: number, collides?: boolean, interestingFace?: boolean): Phaser.Tile[];

src/tilemap/TilemapLayer.js

@@ -156,6 +156,12 @@ Phaser.TilemapLayer = function (game, tilemap, index, width, height) {
     */
     this.rayStepRate = 4;
 
+    /**
+    * @property {boolean} wrap - Flag controlling if the layer tiles wrap at the edges. Only works if the World size matches the Map size.
+    * @default false
+    */
+    this.wrap = false;
+
     /**
     * @property {object} _mc - Local map data and calculation cache.
     * @private
@@ -185,12 +191,6 @@ Phaser.TilemapLayer = function (game, tilemap, index, width, height) {
 
     };
 
-    /**
-     * @property {boolean} wrap - Flag controlling whether the layer tiles wrap at the edges
-     * @default false
-     */
-    this.wrap = false;
-
     /**
     * @property {array} _results - Local render loop var to help avoid gc spikes.
     * @private