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Oh, 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.

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2d game java collision

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2d game java collision

these are the issues

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•Created by teyaaa12 on 1/1/2025 in #java-help

2d game java collision

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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•Created by teyaaa12 on 1/1/2025 in #java-help

2d game java collision

Actually, their values are the same, so should I remove those variables from the Player class since it is a subclass of the Entity class?

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•Created by teyaaa12 on 1/1/2025 in #java-help

2d game java collision

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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