you should continue working on it if you want to improve your skills and creativity to make the game more fun! It wouldn't be profitable because there's too many clones of the game already but it would be a good learning experience and something you can share with your peers

I forgot to take into account the refresh rate (used by requestAnimationFrame), mine is 60hz yours might be faster. In this case it’d be better to use setInterval(update, 1000/60); so that it’s 60 frames per second

@@KennyYipCoding yh i got 165hz, gotts try it tommorow

Yesssir, working hard for you all 🙂👍🏻

Open the MSYS2 Shell: Launch the MSYS2 shell. You can do this by searching for "MSYS2 MSYS" in the start menu or using the shortcut if you have one. Open the pacman.conf File: Use a text editor like nano to open the pacman.conf file. The pacman.conf file is typically located at /etc/pacman.conf. nano /etc/pacman.conf Add or Modify the XferCommand Line: In the pacman.conf file, add or modify the XferCommand line to include a longer timeout. Scroll through the file to find the appropriate section or add the line if it doesn't exist. XferCommand = /usr/bin/curl -C - -f --max-time 300 %u > %o This sets the maximum allowed time for the entire transfer to 300 seconds (5 minutes). Save and Exit: Save the changes and exit the text editor. In nano, you can do this by pressing Ctrl+O to write out the changes, then Enter to confirm, and Ctrl+X to exit. Update the Package Database: After modifying the pacman.conf file, update your package database and try installing the packages again to see if the increased timeout resolves the issue. pacman -Sy pacman -Su pacman -S base-devel mingw-w64-ucrt-x86_64-toolchain

Try disabling code runner and then enable... worked for me...i was also trying it for hours

you need your index html file in the root folder, otherwise its probably rendering the markdown file on the page

Generally it is good habit to make a data member private if it doesn’t need to be accessed outside the class, and const if the value will not change. But this is something you can do when finalizing code changes and cleaning up. For the game tutorials, I generally ignore this because I want to focus on the concepts and thought process of game programming and avoid any syntax nitpick !

@@KennyYipCoding Great feedback :) It makes completing my assignments a lot easier when I first make the assignment work and then refactor it and encapsulate what's needed.