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Are you sure you are only changing
public void checkTile(Entity entity) to public void checkTile(Player entity) and this fixes the issue for players?💤 Post marked as dormant
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Warning: abusing this will result in moderative actions taken against you.Yes, changing public void checkTile(Entity entity) to public void checkTile(Player entity) solves the issue of the player colliding with tiles that have collision. However, this causes a problem when I add NPCs, as the method then requires reverting to public void checkTile(Entity entity). According to Ryisnow, the method should remain as public void checkTile(Entity entity) for it to work without errors. The issue with public void checkTile(Entity entity) is that when my player touches a tile with collision, the player becomes stuck. Additionally, if the player touches an NPC, both the player and the NPC become stuck.
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oh
so you have variables like
screenx etc defined in Entity but also in Player
why do you have them multiple times?
This results in each Player having these variables twice and if you access them via Player, you can the Player ones but if you access them using Entity, you access the entity one
so that's why you get different resultsActually, their values are the same, so should I remove those variables from the Player class since it is a subclass of the Entity class?
Are you sure the values are always the same?
if you change the values in one of the classes and then access them from the other, you won't get the changed values
this is exactly what causes the difference between
checkTile(Player entity) and checkTile(Entity entity)💤 Post marked as dormant
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Warning: abusing this will result in moderative actions taken against you.The variables, such as solidarea, etc., represent the solid areas of the NPC and the player. I tried assigning them directly in my Entity class, but it does not resolve the issue of them getting stuck.
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these are the issues
Can you show your updated code that doesn't have duplicate variables?
Did you remove the variables from Entity?
oh nvm
so
screenx and screeny still exist multiple timesOh, sorry! So, I removed the declaration of public int screenX and screenY from my Player class. However, if you're referring to this:
screenX = gp.screenWidth / 2 + (gp.tileSize / 2);
screenY = gp.screenHeight / 2 + (gp.tileSize / 2); It's only in the Player class, and it represents the player's position on the screen.
screenY = gp.screenHeight / 2 + (gp.tileSize / 2); It's only in the Player class, and it represents the player's position on the screen.
it can still be done in the Player class
if player refers to screenx, it would access the one from the entity class
Yes, but I still have the same issue as in the video.
I think I have a problem with my collision logic in the collision checker class.
Do you know what a debugger is?
yess
Did you try setting a breakpoint in the collision logic to see what happens?
like comparing it with your expectations
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