java_dash

Creators:

Zip file:

Zip file (in case the first one didn't work):

Gameplay video:

Link to Drive

Don't allow the platforms to rise two or more consecutive times
- This change will make the game fair.
We suggest that you add enemies to make the game more interesting and exciting. Along with this, you can also add lives or health to the player.
Fix the horizontal collisions
Add a 'Game Over' screen whenever the player dies

1.) Install NetBeans and SceneBuilder

2.) Download the folder named (cs4_Project_JAVADASH) in this link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1axosiooWgamx93nMXvfBV5zYFd9mFhnT

3.) Make sure to place the downloaded folder (cs4_Project_JAVADASH) inside the NeatBeansProjects folder.

Note: Demo video (How to run in NetBeans) also included in the link provided

Link to drive:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1axosiooWgamx93nMXvfBV5zYFd9mFhnT

Videos of the following project milestones can be found in this link

Video documentation of functionalities can be found in this link

Since we wanted the user to be able to pause and continue the game whenever they like, we had to create the game and all menus in a single scene (this will prevent data from being erased). We used stackpane and a lot of setVisible() methods.
Player Movement: a variable named 'vx' sets the horizontal speed of the player whenever the 'A' or 'D' key is pressed.
Gravity: a variable named 'vy' sets the vertical speed of the player. Another variable named 'ay' sets the acceleration of the player. Every frame, the value of vy is changed by ay.
Collisions (basic idea):
- Vertical Collisions: If the y-coordinate of the lower bound of the player is greater than the y-coordinate of the upper bound of the platform, it is considered a collision.
- Horizontal Collisions: If the x-coordinate of the left bound of the player is less than the x-coordinate of the right bound of the platform, or the x-coordinate of the right bound of the player is greater than the x-coordinate of the left bound of the platform, it is considered a collision.
Event Handling: Once a key is pressed, its KeyCode is checked whether it is 'W', 'A', or 'D'. This is to control player movement.

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