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Create a new class within the Game Code, called "SoundManager". Inside the "SoundManager" class, initialize a variable to act as a timer. Name this variable "soundTimer". Set the initial value of "soundTimer" to 0. In the game's main update loop, which runs on every game tick, call a method within "SoundManager" that updates "soundTimer". This method should increment "soundTimer" by the time elapsed since the last tick. Within the same method, check if "soundTimer" has reached or exceeded 10 seconds. If "soundTimer" is greater than or equal to 10 seconds, stop the playback of "Music". Immediately after stopping the sound, reset "soundTimer" to 0. Restart the playback of "Music" as soon as the timer is reset. Ensure the method within "SoundManager" is called within the gameβs main update loop on every tick.
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Create a new class named "SoundController". This class will manage the playback of the Music sound. Implement a Timer: In the "SoundController", set up a timer that counts up to 10 seconds. This timer will be used to control the start and stop of the sound file. Play the Sound: In the "SoundController", configure it to play the sound "Music" when the timer starts. Ensure the sound plays immediately as the timer begins. Stop the Sound: Set the "SoundController" to stop the playback of "Music" after 10 seconds. This can be done by checking if the timer has reached 10 seconds and then issuing a stop command for the sound. Reset the Timer: After 10 seconds, reset the timer to 0 seconds. This ensures that the loop can start again from the beginning. Loop Continuation: Set up the system so that after the timer resets to 0 seconds, it automatically starts again. check this on every game thick
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when the game starts, play the Music sound
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Create a new class named "SoundController". This class will manage the playback of the Music sound. Implement a Timer: In the "SoundController", set up a timer that counts up to 10 seconds. This timer will be used to control the start and stop of the sound file. Play the Sound: In the "SoundController", configure it to play the sound "Music" when the timer starts. Ensure the sound plays immediately as the timer begins. Stop the Sound: Set the "SoundController" to stop the playback of "Music" after 10 seconds. This can be done by checking if the timer has reached 10 seconds and then issuing a stop command for the sound. Reset the Timer: After 10 seconds, reset the timer to 0 seconds. This ensures that the loop can start again from the beginning. Loop Continuation: Set up the system so that after the timer resets to 0 seconds, it automatically starts again.
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Create a new class named "SoundController".Place this ins the "Initialize Game" part of the code. This class will manage the playback of the Music sound. Implement a Timer: In the "SoundController", set up a timer that counts up to 10 seconds. This timer will be used to control the start and stop of the sound file. Play the Sound: In the "SoundController", configure it to play the sound "Music" when the timer starts. Ensure the sound plays immediately as the timer begins. Stop the Sound: Set the "SoundController" to stop the playback of "Music" after 10 seconds. This can be done by checking if the timer has reached 10 seconds and then issuing a stop command for the sound. Reset the Timer: After 10 seconds, reset the timer to 0 seconds. This ensures that the loop can start again from the beginning. Loop Continuation: Set up the system so that after the timer resets to 0 seconds, it automatically starts again.
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only play the ammo sound if there are empty ammo units, if all 10 are filled don't play the sound
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make the empty ammo units 50% transparency insetad of 25
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move the score 100 pixels lower
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more the score lower
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the score bumps, but it's ancor is at the top of the text, it should be in it's center
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the score bump animation takes too long it should be snappier
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optimize the score bumping to remove duplicate parts of the code
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bump up the score whenever points are added
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when the score increments, make it bump a little by making it 10% larger
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when the score increments, make it bump a little by making it 10% larger, then immediatelly return it to it's original size
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create a new asset named Emoji_1
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when an ammo item is collected by the player play the Ammo sound
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when the player shoots a bullet play the Shoot sound
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when an enemy is destroyed play the Pop_1 sound. attach the sound to the enemy descriction event. this plays regardless if the enemy was destroyed by a bullet or by another explosion
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when an enemy is destroyed play the Pop_1 sound. attach the sound to the enemy descriction eent
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change the bg color to #7cc3ca
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--- original.js
+++ change.js
@@ -263,10 +263,10 @@
/****
* Game Code
****/
-// Initialize arrays and variables
// Define constants for ammo UI positioning and spacing
+// Initialize arrays and variables
var AMMO_X_POSITION = 70;
var AMMO_Y_START_POSITION = 2732 - 60;
var AMMO_SPACING = 80;
var AMMO_PADDING_X = 300;
@@ -362,8 +362,9 @@
var explosion = new Explosion();
explosion.x = enemySpawners[l].x;
explosion.y = enemySpawners[l].y;
foregroundContainer.addChild(explosion);
+ LK.getSound('Pop_1').play();
enemySpawners[l].destroy();
bullets.splice(k, 1);
enemySpawners.splice(l, 1);
// Score update removed from bullet collision
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