Limn Engine's 'move' Utility Offers 34 Functions for Game Physics and Control

The Limn Engine's move utility is a developer tool comprising 34 functions designed to handle movement, physics, and control in game development. It covers a broad range of needs, including positioning, angular movement, smooth gliding, projectile physics, particle effects, sound management, and debugging. The library was created to eliminate repetitive boilerplate code that developers commonly write for tasks like edge detection, trigonometry, and lerp calculations. Key functions include teleport() for instant repositioning, project() for gravity-driven projectile arcs, and accelerate()/decelerate() for velocity-based motion control. The utility targets game developers building various genres, from platformers to top-down shooters, aiming to make movement feel polished and professional.