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Reverse Rowing

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ReverseRowing

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Speed row for gold! Avoid boats, grab medals. Who's the fastest?

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Temporarily hard-code the scaleX property to -1 for all enemies regardless of spawn direction. If they all flip correctly, the issue lies with how spawnDirection influences scaleX.

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if I switch my tab and leave the game unattended, the game keeps creating elements and when I return there's a ton of elements created, lagging the game, which is a bug

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add this. Consider the possibility that the rendering order or the way graphics are updated might interfere with seeing the flip effect. Ensure that the flipping logic isn't somehow being visually overridden by how and when the game's render cycle updates the enemy graphics.

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1. Confirm spawnDirection Assignment Ensure that spawnDirection is correctly assigned when each enemy is created. It's crucial that this value accurately reflects the side from which the enemy is spawning at the time of their creation. 2. Verify scaleX Application Double-check that the scaleX property application actually occurs after spawnDirection is determined. The placement of this operation in your code matters. It needs to be set after you're certain of the enemy's spawn direction but before the enemy is rendered or added to the scene.

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add this. In your Enemy class, when you attach the enemy graphics (the obstacle image), you're already setting scaleX based on spawnDirection. This is correct. For enemies spawning from the left, scaleX is set to -1, which flips the graphic on the x-axis.

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Double-check that the `scaleX = -1` transformation for flipping the enemy graphic is not being overridden or reset elsewhere in the code after its initial application. This includes looking for any subsequent modifications to `scaleX` or other transformations applied to the enemy object.

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Ensure that the `spawnDirection` property is correctly set and checked before applying the `scaleX` transformation. This might involve reviewing the logic that sets the `spawnDirection` to confirm it's being assigned correctly before the enemy's graphical properties are initialized.

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Check if the enemy spawns from the left. , then Apply a scale transformation by setting scaleX to -1 for enemies spawning from the left to flip the graphic on the x-axis.

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separate the enemies code into 2 parts. one chunk of text for enemies spawning from the left and another for ones spawning from the right.

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use this method to flip the x axis for enemies coming from the left " newObstacle.scale.x = -1; // Flip the fish on its x-axis"

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use a different method to flip the x axi for the enemies spawning fro mthe left

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determine when an enemy is spawning from the left side. This determination is crucial because it's the condition under which you'll apply the flip transformation to the enemy's graphics. When you've identified that an enemy is spawning from the left, you'll apply a transformation to flip the enemy's graphics along the x-axis. This typically involves scaling the graphics by a factor of -1 in the x dimension while leaving the y dimension unchanged.

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there's a bug where the enemies spawning from the left side dont have their graphic flipped on it's x axis

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flienemies spawning from the left side should have their graphics flipped on it's x axis

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When you create or initialize an enemy object and attach its graphical asset, check the `spawnDirection` of the enemy. If the enemy is spawning from the left, set the `flipX` property to `1` (true) to flip the asset along the x-axis. If the enemy is spawning from the right, either do not set `flipX` or set it to `0` (false) to keep the asset unflipped.

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the enemies spawning from the left side should have their graphic flipped on it's x axis

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flip the graphic asset on it's x axis for enemies spawning from the left side

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add a background to the game that stretches across the entire screen

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move the score in the center of the screen and add a black outline to it with a value of 15

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move the enmy acceleration from the enemy into the global game variables with the rest

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disable the player's input while it's traveling. the player can only tap to change it's direction if the player is rested on an edge

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--- original.js
+++ change.js
@@ -22,15 +22,15 @@
 });
 // Enemy class
 var Enemy = Container.expand(function () {
 	var self = Container.call(this);
-	// Attach enemy graphics without setting scaleX
+	// Determine scaleX based on spawnDirection and attach enemy graphics with correct scaleX
+	var scaleX = self.spawnDirection === 'left' ? -1 : 1;
 	var enemyGraphics = self.attachAsset('obstacle', {
 		anchorX: 0.5,
-		anchorY: 0.5
+		anchorY: 0.5,
+		scaleX: scaleX
 	});
-	// Set scaleX based on spawnDirection after it's determined
-	enemyGraphics.scaleX = self.spawnDirection === 'left' ? -1 : 1;
 	self.acceleration = 0;
 	self.move = function () {
 		self.acceleration += 0.2;
 		if (self.spawnDirection === 'right') {

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round gold medal. pixelated. 8-bit.
Single Game Texture. In-Game asset. 2d. Blank background. High contrast. No shadows.

sprite sheet for an olympic red large width canoe. bird-eye view. pixelated..
Single Game Texture. In-Game asset. 2d. Blank background. High contrast. No shadows.

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