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    This document defines a class called CarGameGUI that implements a simple car game GUI using Java Swing. The class initializes the GUI by adding labels for the background, player car, and other car. It includes a start button that begins the game thread when clicked. The thread continuously runs, moving the other car and checking for collisions between the cars. If a collision occurs, a message is displayed and the game resets.

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    This document defines a class called CarGameGUI that implements a simple car game GUI using Java Swing. The class initializes the GUI by adding labels for the background, player car, and other car. It includes a start button that begins the game thread when clicked. The thread continuously runs, moving the other car and checking for collisions between the cars. If a collision occurs, a message is displayed and the game resets.

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    This document defines a class called CarGameGUI that implements a simple car game GUI using Java Swing. The class initializes the GUI by adding labels for the background, player car, and other car. It includes a start button that begins the game thread when clicked. The thread continuously runs, moving the other car and checking for collisions between the cars. If a collision occurs, a message is displayed and the game resets.

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    This document defines a class called CarGameGUI that implements a simple car game GUI using Java Swing. The class initializes the GUI by adding labels for the background, player car, and other car. It includes a start button that begins the game thread when clicked. The thread continuously runs, moving the other car and checking for collisions between the cars. If a collision occurs, a message is displayed and the game resets.

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    import java.awt.

    Rectangle;

    import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;

    import java.awt.event.ActionListener;

    import javax.swing.ImageIcon;

    import javax.swing.JButton;

    import javax.swing.JFrame;

    import javax.swing.JLabel;

    import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

    import javax.swing.JPanel;

    public class CarGameGUI {

    JFrame fr;

    JPanel carPanel;

    CarHandler hnd;

    JLabel background;

    JLabel playerCarLabel;

    JLabel otherCarLabel;

    int speed;

    private ImageIcon car1;

    private ImageIcon car2;

    private boolean gameStarted;

    public CarGameGUI() {

    speed = 10; // Menurunkan kecepatan agar permainan tidak terlalu cepat

    hnd = new CarHandler(this);

    gameStarted = false;

    initGUI();

    private void initGUI() {

    fr = new JFrame("Car Game");


    fr.setLayout(null);

    background = new JLabel("", new ImageIcon("jalan.gif"), JLabel.CENTER);

    background.setBounds(0, 0, 500, 700);

    fr.add(background);

    carPanel = new JPanel();

    carPanel.setSize(80, 168);

    carPanel.setLocation(150, 400);

    car1 = new ImageIcon("thirdCar.png");

    playerCarLabel = new JLabel(car1);

    playerCarLabel.setVisible(false);

    playerCarLabel.setSize(180, 180);

    carPanel.add(playerCarLabel);

    car2 = new ImageIcon("secondCar.png");

    otherCarLabel = new JLabel(car2);

    otherCarLabel.setBounds(200, 100, 80, 168);

    otherCarLabel.setVisible(false);

    otherCarLabel.setSize(240, 240);

    background.add(otherCarLabel);

    background.add(carPanel);

    JButton startButton = new JButton("Start");

    startButton.setBounds(200, 350, 100, 30);

    startButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {

    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {

    if (!gameStarted) {

    gameStarted = true;
    JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(fr, "Game started!");

    playerCarLabel.setVisible(true);

    otherCarLabel.setVisible(true);

    fr.requestFocus();

    background.remove(startButton);

    fr.validate();

    new Thread(() -> {

    while (gameStarted) {

    Rectangle playerBounds = playerCarLabel.getBounds();

    Rectangle otherCarBounds = otherCarLabel.getBounds();

    if (playerBounds.intersects(otherCarBounds)) {

    JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(fr, "Game Over! You crashed!");

    gameStarted = false;

    otherCarLabel.setLocation(200, 100); // Atur ulang posisi mobil kedua

    int currentY = otherCarLabel.getY();

    int newY = currentY + speed;

    if (newY >= fr.getHeight()) {

    newY = -otherCarLabel.getHeight(); // Reset posisi mobil kedua

    otherCarLabel.setLocation(newY, otherCarLabel.getY());

    try {

    Thread.sleep(20);

    } catch (InterruptedException ex) {

    ex.printStackTrace();

    }
    }

    }).start();

    });

    background.add(startButton);

    fr.setSize(500, 700);

    fr.setVisible(true);

    fr.setResizable(false);

    fr.setLocationRelativeTo(null);

    fr.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

    fr.addKeyListener(hnd);

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    new CarGameGUI();

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