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make the pipes extend to the top and bottom of the screen

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make the pipes bigger and more centered

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To create the Flappy Bird game, first set up the game screen as portrait mode with a static background that scrolls endlessly to the left. The screen should not resize, and the game world moves forward from right to left. The player controls a bird that moves automatically to the right at a constant speed. The bird is affected by gravity, so it will constantly fall unless the player taps the screen. When the screen is tapped, the bird jumps slightly upwards, and the jump should have an animation to show the bird flapping its wings. If the player does not tap, the bird will fall, and the faster it falls, the more gravity pulls it downward. Create pipes that appear from the right side of the screen and move left. These pipes should always come in pairs: one top pipe and one bottom pipe. The space between these pipes (the gap) is where the player must fly through. The gap's vertical position is randomly chosen each time the pipes spawn. The pipes move left at a constant speed, and if the bird collides with any part of a pipe or the top/bottom of the screen, the game ends. The player’s goal is to fly through as many pairs of pipes as possible without hitting them. Each time the bird successfully flies through a gap between pipes, the score increases by 1, and the score is displayed at the top of the screen. Additionally, the game tracks a high score that is saved. When the bird crashes into a pipe or hits the ground or ceiling, the game ends. A "Game Over" screen appears, showing the player’s current score and high score, and the player must tap the screen again to restart the game. When restarted, the game resets: the bird is placed back in the starting position, the score resets to 0, the pipes reset, and the entire game loop begins again. You may also add extra polish, like showing a "Tap to Start" text before the game begins and playing sound effects for the bird’s flap, scoring points, and crashing into things.