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    Gameprogramming-Required - Assessment - Materials-Clarified Steps 48 49

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    This document provides clarification on steps 48 and 49 for a number tile game project. Step 48 involves adding an if statement to determine when to make a tile invisible after blinking, using elapsed blink milliseconds and total blink milliseconds. Step 49 involves adding an else clause to update the animation frame, using elapsed frame milliseconds and total frame milliseconds to decide when to change frames, and resetting elapsed frame milliseconds.

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    This document provides clarification on steps 48 and 49 for a number tile game project. Step 48 involves adding an if statement to determine when to make a tile invisible after blinking, using elapsed blink milliseconds and total blink milliseconds. Step 49 involves adding an else clause to update the animation frame, using elapsed frame milliseconds and total frame milliseconds to decide when to change frames, and resetting elapsed frame milliseconds.

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    This document provides clarification on steps 48 and 49 for a number tile game project. Step 48 involves adding an if statement to determine when to make a tile invisible after blinking, using elapsed blink milliseconds and total blink milliseconds. Step 49 involves adding an else clause to update the animation frame, using elapsed frame milliseconds and total frame milliseconds to decide when to change frames, and resetting elapsed frame milliseconds.

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    Gameprogramming-Required - Assessment - Materials-Clarified Steps 48 49

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    This document provides clarification on steps 48 and 49 for a number tile game project. Step 48 involves adding an if statement to determine when to make a tile invisible after blinking, using elapsed blink milliseconds and total blink milliseconds. Step 49 involves adding an else clause to update the animation frame, using elapsed frame milliseconds and total frame milliseconds to decide when to change frames, and resetting elapsed frame milliseconds.

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    Number Tile Game Project

    Clarified Steps 48 and 49



    48. Inside the if clause you added in Step 46, add an if statement to determine when to make the tile invisible
    (after its done blinking). Note that I've already included el apsedBl i nkMi l l i seconds and
    TOTAL_BLI NK_MI LLI SECONDS fields for you to use for this. Youll need to update the elapsed blink
    milliseconds field by adding gameTi me. El apsedGameTi me. Mi l l i seconds to it before deciding
    whether or not to make the tile invisible (Chapter 7, Week 3 for timers)
    49. Add an else clause to the if statement you added in the previous step to update the animation frame as
    appropriate. I've already included el apsedFr ameMi l l i seconds and
    TOTAL_FRAME_MI LLI SECONDS fields for you to use for this. Add
    gameTi me. El apsedGameTi me. Mi l l i sconds to the elapsed frame milliseconds field, then use the
    new value to decide when to change to a new animation frame. To change frames in the blinking
    animation, you need to move the source rectangle left or right (depending on where the source rectangle
    currently is) after each frame ends to change the texels being displayed. Make sure you reset
    el apsedFr ameMi l l i seconds back to 0 as well. (Chapter 7, Week 3)

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