If your game is working and…
-
both the
Danger
andTarget
return to the screen -
your
Player
moves up and down with the arrow keys -
you’ve completed Challenge: Character Movement in Two Dimensions
-
your
Danger
is moving diagonally
you have all the tools you need to work through this Design Recipe and get your player moving in all four directions!
Directions: Write a new function update-player-2
that takes in the player’s x-coordinate, y-coordinate, and an arrow key (described by a String) and moves the player to a new Posn. Your goal is to get all 4 arrow keys working as you would expect them to by moving the player 50 pixels in the corresponding direction!
Contract and Purpose Statement |
Every contract has three parts…
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Examples |
Write some examples, then circle and label what changes…
(EXAMPLE (_______________ __________)________________________)
(EXAMPLE (_______________ ____________)________________________)
(EXAMPLE (_______________ ____________)________________________)
(EXAMPLE (_______________ _____________)________________________)
Definition |
Write the definition, giving variable names to all your input values…
(define (_______________ ____)
__(cond__
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Follow the directions on Challenge: Character Movement in Two Dimensions (continued) for adding your new function to your game file, this time changing update-player
to update-player-2
.
Once you’ve mastered 2-dimensional movement, you might want to add secret functionality for some of your favorite letters on the keyboard…
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