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the ball currently has a flipping animation, that only flips the asset based on the ball's position relative to it's center. replace this animation to ensure this flipping happens once every second, regardless of the ball's position
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add a black outline to the score with a thickness of 10
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stretch the background over the entire screen
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add a background to the game that strecthes across the entire screen
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the score needs to remain at 0 until the platform starts moving, only start counting after the platform mvoes for the first time
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add +1 to the score once every second. only start counting after the player moves the platform, until then keep the score to 0
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add a score to the screen
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add a score to the game. it needs to start from 0. add +1 every second. only start adding +1 after the player moves the platform, until then keep the score 0
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make the rectangle invisible
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the ball rotates a bit too fast. maintain the same values for it's movement, but the rotation should not appear as fast
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the ball's rotation seems to not be working as intended. the ball should never rotate clockwise if the platform's middle is to the right of the ball's center, and viceversa
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Instead of using a global flag like `isBallFlipped`, use an instance-specific flag within each `Ball` class instance to track its animation state. This allows each ball to independently track its own animation state and flip at the correct intervals.
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:** The logic for flipping the ball's graphic every second should be moved into the `Ball` class's update method or a similar method within the class that gets called every tick. This way, the animation logic is directly tied to the ball instances and can properly access and manipulate the `ballGraphics` of each ball.
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The `ballGraphics` variable, which is intended to control the visual representation of the ball, should be properly associated with each instance of the `Ball` class. This means you should define and manipulate `ballGraphics` within the `Ball` class itself, rather than attempting to control it from the global scope. This ensures that each ball instance has its own `ballGraphics` that can be individually manipulated.
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fix it pls
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fix it
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the ball animation stopped working. it needs to have 2 frames, one regular and another one flipped, that change once every second
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Please fix the bug: 'ReferenceError: ballGraphics is not defined' in or related to this line: 'ballGraphics.scale.x *= -1; // Flip the ball' Line Number: 76
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the ball's flip animation got bugged, and changes based on the ball's relation to the platform. instead, it should simply flip once every second, regardless of it's position
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Consider creating a dedicated method for handling the animation logic that is separate from the update logic. This method can be called independently at the desired interval using `LK.setInterval` or similar timing functions provided by the game engine.
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If the ball animation relies on variables or flags (like `self.animationInitialized`), ensure these are accessible and correctly managed in the scope where they are used. This might involve moving some variables to a higher scope if necessary.
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Make sure that the `self.animationInitialized` flag is correctly set after the animation is initialized. This will prevent multiple initializations and ensure the animation setup is executed only once.
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Move the animation initialization logic outside of the update method to a more appropriate place, such as the constructor of the ball object or a dedicated initialization method that is called explicitly when the object is created. This ensures the animation is set up once and runs independently of the update logic.
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The condition `if (!self.animationInitialized)` is meant to ensure the animation setup runs only once. However, if there's any issue with how `self.animationInitialized` is set or if the update method doesn't run as expected (e.g., before the first flip occurs), the animation might not start at all. fix this
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var movementInertia = Math.abs(self.rotationAngle) * movementSensitivity; // Calculate movement inertia
self.velocityX = movementDirection * movementInertia; // Apply movement inertia to horizontal velocity
self.x += self.velocityX; // Apply the horizontal velocity to the ball
// Initialize ball animation to flip horizontally every second
- // Initialize ball animation to flip horizontally every second
- if (!self.animationInitialized) {
- self.flipFrame = function () {
- ballGraphics.flipX = ballGraphics.flipX === 0 ? 1 : 0; // Toggle flipX between 0 and 1
- };
- LK.setInterval(self.flipFrame, 1000); // Flip frame every 1000ms (1 second)
- self.animationInitialized = true;
- }
+ // Dedicated method for ball animation
+ self.initializeAnimation = function () {
+ if (!self.animationInitialized) {
+ self.flipFrame = function () {
+ ballGraphics.flipX = ballGraphics.flipX === 0 ? 1 : 0; // Toggle flipX between 0 and 1
+ };
+ LK.setInterval(self.flipFrame, 1000); // Flip frame every 1000ms (1 second)
+ self.animationInitialized = true;
+ }
+ };
+ // Call the initializeAnimation method from the constructor to start the animation
+ self.initializeAnimation();
};
});
// Platform class
var Platform = Container.expand(function () {
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