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the ball's rotation is too subtle, make it rotate more in relation to the platform
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make the ball flip animation even faster
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let's add an animation to the ball. once every 10 miliseconds, flip the ball's graphic horizontally, so that it flips like this back and forth at a fast interval
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Implement a more sophisticated collision response that allows for a gradual transition from being balanced to falling off. This could involve detecting the edge of the platform and applying a smaller, gradually increasing horizontal force as the ball approaches this edge, simulating a tipping point.
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Adjust the rotation logic to be more reflective of natural physics. The ball should rotate based on its own movement and the forces acting on it, not just the platform's movement. Consider simulating rotational inertia where the rotation gradually increases as the ball moves off-center and decreases as it returns to balance.
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Re-evaluate how velocityX is calculated and applied. The force should be more subtle and proportional to how off-center the ball is from the platform. The current multiplier (0.05) might be too high, causing the ball to shoot off too quickly when slightly unbalanced.
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the ball's left and right movement in relation to the platform is too high, it moves a bit too much, decrease that value
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decerase gravity
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the platform seems to be only moving when the player moves the cursor around the screen. instead, it should keep moving to the current location of the cursor, until it reaches it, regardless if the cursor is moved
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add a speed limit to the platform
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Ensure that the ball's rotation isn't halted by conditions that are too strict or specific. The ball should be able to rotate as long as it's logically influenced by the platform's position and movement, even if it's not in direct contact at every moment.
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Determine how sensitive the ball's rotation should be to the platform's movement. If the platform moves quickly, should the ball rotate faster? Adjust this sensitivity so that the rotation feels natural and responsive to the player's actions.
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Make the ball rotate in the correct direction based on whether the platform moves left or right. If the platform moves to the right, the ball should rotate counter-clockwise, and if it moves to the left, the ball should rotate clockwise. This mimics the natural physical response you'd expect from an object balancing on another.
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Instead of applying rotation only when the ball is in perfect contact with the platform, consider a more flexible approach. Recognize situations where the ball is close enough to the platform and should logically be influenced by its movement. This ensures the rotation effect is more consistently observed during gameplay.
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ensure the collision between the ball and platform works correctly as there are cases when the ball goes through the platform
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the ball should only rotate when in direct contact with the platform
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Ensure the checkCollision function is not interfering with the intended logic, especially since it seems to contain a redundant collision response that might not be necessary with the above adjustments.
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In the branch where displacement is too great, gravity is applied again, which seems intended to let the ball fall off the platform. However, due to the conditions' structure, this might not work as intended. Fix: Restructure the logic to clearly differentiate between when the ball is on the platform and when it's supposed to fall off due to excessive displacement.
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The displacement check to determine if the ball should roll off the platform is performed outside of the check that ensures the ball is above the platform. This could cause the ball to "think" it's on the platform even when it's not, due to how conditions are structured. Fix: Ensure the displacement check and the resulting actions (like setting velocityY to 0) are only performed if the ball is indeed above the platform and within its bounds.
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The gravity is applied twice in succession without any conditional break, which is unnecessary and can lead to logical errors in movement calculations. Fix: Apply gravity only once at the beginning of the update cycle to ensure it consistently affects the ball's vertical velocity (velocityY).
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@@ -29,17 +29,17 @@
if (Math.abs(displacement) > platform.width / 4) {
// The constant 4 determines the balance threshold
// Apply gravity continuously
self.velocityY += self.gravity;
- } else {
- // Reset the ball's vertical position and velocity only if the ball is moving downwards
- self.y = platform.y - platform.height / 2 - self.radius;
- self.velocityY = 0;
// Apply horizontal velocity
self.velocityX = displacement * 0.05; // The constant 0.05 determines the speed of rolling
self.x += self.velocityX;
// Apply friction to gradually stop the ball from rolling
self.velocityX *= 0.95;
+ } else {
+ // Reset the ball's vertical position and velocity only if the ball is moving downwards
+ self.y = platform.y - platform.height / 2 - self.radius;
+ self.velocityY = 0;
}
}
};
});
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