Int screenTopY // the cell number at the top of edge of the current screenĮverything you draw on screen will be drawn relative to these variables, in a nested for-loop.

Int screenLeftX // the cell number at the far left edge of the current screen Crossy Road - Part 1 Python Pygame Tutorial Just Finished Coding Just Finished Coding 661 subscribers Share 1.3K views 1 year ago This video is part 1 of the Crossy Road Game. Microsoft MakeCode Crossy Roads 2 v1.4.3.

There should be no more crashes on startup.and you won’t be able to move while you are dead (That was a bug in previous versions). Int screenHeight // how many cells tall the screen isīoolean mapGrid(10000, 50) // each cell is true if there's an wall, false if empty air. EDIT: I just released Crossy Roads 2 v1.4.3.

int screenWidth // how many cells wide the screen is You need a few special variables for that. I’ve used 11 extensions as well, which is probably a new record (sprite utils, color, timer, block object, story, text sprite, block menu, character, scaling. So I present to you, Crossy Roads 3 (v2 and v1 here) I’ve used jacobc’s font renderer quite a bit, especially for the start screen and death screen. Other than that, it's simply a matter of using a bit of math to offset the area you're drawing to only the location around the player. When you run out of ideas to code, you have to resort to extreme measures. If done wrong, you might come to a point where you can't get through to the next area no matter what you do. The real problem is going to be the procedural generation, creating the new hazards on-the-fly as the player makes their way through the areas.

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