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generated coins should have a speed between 3 and 5, including anything in between like 3.1 or 4.9 so each fish has it's individual speed that ranges between 3 and 5
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increase the fish speed
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now when the fish is destroyed, it should display the plus asset over itfor 500 miliseconds, as an explosion
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remove the fish fade out animation, just have it simply disappear instantly
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Please fix the bug: 'Timeout.tick error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'destroy')' in or related to this line: 'food[l].destroy();' Line Number: 373
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Please fix the bug: 'ReferenceError: fadeOutFood is not defined' in or related to this line: 'fadeOutFood(food[l]);' Line Number: 383
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remove the fish animation that makes it fade away, simply destroy it then reveal the "plus" asset
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after destroying the collected fish, the fish should display an animation for 1 second called "plus"
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The specific code that checks the character's current position against the target position and sets the `flipX` property accordingly might be missing or not executed within the game's logic. add this
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the game's code needs to ensure that when a movement command is received, it correctly and timely compares the character's current and target positions to determine the direction of movement and adjusts the character's graphic orientation accordingly.
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When the player issues a command to move the character, the game should compare the character's current position with the new target position specified by the command. If the target position's x-coordinate is greater than the character's current x-coordinate, it indicates the character should move rightwards, and no flip is needed. Conversely, if the target position's x-coordinate is less than the character's current x-coordinate, the character is moving leftwards, and the game should set the character's graphic `flipX` property to `1` to flip the graphic horizontally, making the character face left. add this
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When the player issues a command to move the character, the game should compare the character's current position with the new target position specified by the command. If the target position's x-coordinate is greater than the character's current x-coordinate, it indicates the character should move rightwards, and no flip is needed. Conversely, if the target position's x-coordinate is less than the character's current x-coordinate, the character is moving leftwards, and the game should set the character's graphic `flipX` property to `1` to flip the graphic horizontally, making the character face left. add this
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✅ Flip the player's horizontal graphic based on the direction of movement.
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make it flip by implementing the above fix
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let's think step by step. 1. Determine the direction of the character's movement by comparing its current position with its target or next position. If the next position's x-coordinate is greater than the current position's x-coordinate, the character is moving to the right. Conversely, if the next position's x-coordinate is less than the current position's x-coordinate, the character is moving to the left. 2. Based on the direction of movement, you can flip the character's graphic horizontally. If the character is moving to the right, keep the graphic orientation as it is. If the character is moving to the left, flip the graphic horizontally. This can typically be done by setting a property on the character's graphic asset, such as `flipX`, to `true` or `false`. For example, if the character is moving to the left, you might set `characterGraphic.flipX = 1` to flip the graphic, and if moving to the right, set it back to `characterGraphic.flipX = 0` to keep the original orientation. 3. Incorporate this logic into the character's movement method or function. This is where you calculate the character's next position based on player commands or input. After determining the next position but before updating the character's position, check the direction of movement and apply the graphic flip accordingly. 4. Make sure this logic runs continuously as part of the game's update cycle. This ensures that the character's graphic orientation updates in real-time as the player commands the character to move around the screen.
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Please fix the bug: 'TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'x')' in or related to this line: 'if (self.destination.x > self.x) {' Line Number: 139
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Incorporate this logic into the character's movement method or function. This is where you calculate the character's next position based on player commands or input. After determining the next position but before updating the character's position, check the direction of movement and apply the graphic flip accordingly.
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Determine the direction of the character's movement by comparing its current position with its target or next position. If the next position's x-coordinate is greater than the current position's x-coordinate, the character is moving to the right. Conversely, if the next position's x-coordinate is less than the current position's x-coordinate, the character is moving to the left. add this
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how can I make the character's asset flip it's graphic depending on the direction it's moving. the player can give commands to the character to move it around the screen, and I want when the players's x position changes as the charcter moves to the right, the asset orientation should remain as it is, but when the character changes it's direction to the left of it's current position, the character's graphic should flip horizontally
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how can I make the character's asset flip it's graphic depending on the direction it's moving. the player can give commands to the character to move it around the screen, and I want when the players's x position changes as the charcter moves to the right, the asset orientation should remain as it is, but when the character changes it's direction to the left of it's current position, the character's graphic should flip horizontally
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whenever a fish is collected, decrease the transparency of the white background by 2, so that after 50 fish are collected it becomes fully invisible
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Please fix the bug: 'Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'length')' in or related to this line: 'for (var l = 0; l < food.length; l++) {' Line Number: 273
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The game might not have a specific event or condition correctly set up to trigger the display of the `collectCoin` asset when a fish is collected. If the logic to detect fish collection and subsequently display the asset is missing, incorrect, or not properly connected to the fish collection event, the asset won't appear. fix this
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--- original.js
+++ change.js
@@ -339,39 +339,14 @@
}
// Check for player collision with food and grow if the food is smaller
var _loop = function _loop() {
if (player.intersects(food[l]) && player.width > food[l].width) {
- // Animate food fish before destroying
- var plusAnimation = LK.getAsset('plus', {
- anchorX: 0.5,
- anchorY: 0.5,
- x: food[l].x,
- y: food[l].y
- });
- midgroundContainer.addChild(plusAnimation);
- LK.setTimeout(function () {
- plusAnimation.destroy();
- // Animate food fish before destroying
- var plusAnimation = LK.getAsset('plus', {
- anchorX: 0.5,
- anchorY: 0.5,
- x: food[l].x,
- y: food[l].y
- });
- midgroundContainer.addChild(plusAnimation);
- LK.setTimeout(function () {
- plusAnimation.destroy();
- food[l].destroy();
- }, 1000);
- }, 1000);
// Adjust the alpha of the white background based on the score to make it fully transparent after 50 points
var currentScore = LK.getScore();
var newAlpha = 1 - currentScore * 0.02; // Each point decreases alpha by 2%
whiteBackground.alpha = newAlpha > 0 ? newAlpha : 0; // Ensure alpha does not go below 0
player.grow();
- // Animate food fish before destroying
- food[l].scaleX = 2;
- food[l].scaleY = 2;
+ food[l].destroy();
food.splice(l, 1);
foodCollected++;
foodCollected++;
// Increase score
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