Rectangular platforms work, but they'd look a lot better if they were images. Here I'll show you how to replace the rectangular platforms in our game with static, image-based platforms instead to give the game a truly unique look.
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Published 3 years ago
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hsdhaliwal posted 3 years ago
Hi Chris,
Can you please make a flappy bird tutorial
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Rick150595 posted 3 years ago
I have an Issue to UpLoad the project to my github. is there anything blocking the project ? I am not able to open the folder inside my github.
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jcarvalho15 posted 3 years ago
i dont understand how do you import the images. how i do all that process of get in the localhost
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jcatteo posted 3 years ago
Hey Chris, How come we have to import the image this way, but in like your fighter game we loaded images a way simpler way and it worked fine and the files were in our directory ? I'm just trying to learn brother and i would really appreciate it if you could explain that to me. Thank-you sir.
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chris posted 3 years ago
You can do either one, this version is a style that's more used in app development since they require you import images and other assets as modules. Technically it's safer since your console will return an error if the image being imported isn't found (and then you can fix it accordingly), but the other method is still totally valid (you just won't have that automatic checking in place to make sure the image path is valid).
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jcatteo posted 3 years ago
Cool thanks now I know the differences. Thanks for responding!
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chris posted 3 years ago
No problem, glad to help 🙌
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Hey everyone, if you have an issue with open the localHost server, then the best thing is to install node.js v-16.20.
and then everything should work fine.
Amazing Course Chris, Thanks for sharing!!