Java maze game (ish)

[trail kiln]

Hey can someone help me with my pure java maze pacman like game, I keep having troubles in it. Right now my problem is subimaging the main character cause its either too long or not cutting in the right places. any help would be appreciated

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Hey can someone help me with my pure java maze pacman like game, I keep having troubles in it. Right now my problem is subimaging the main character cause its either too long or not cutting in the right places. any help would be appreciated

too short when it moves. I want it to look like it's moving smoothly across the maze, without any stretching or squishing.

One solution could be to create multiple images of the main character in different positions and switch between them as the character moves. This way, you can maintain the aspect ratio of the image and prevent any stretching or squishing.

Another option is to use a library like JavaFX or Swing to handle image rendering for you. These libraries have built-in methods for resizing and scaling images, which can help maintain the aspect ratio of your main character as it moves.

You could also try adjusting the size of the main character's bounding box to better fit the size of the image. This way, even if the image itself is slightly stretched or squished, it won't affect how the character interacts with the maze.

Overall, by experimenting with different techniques such as using multiple images, utilizing image rendering libraries, or adjusting bounding box sizes, you should be able to achieve a smoother movement for your main character in your Java maze game.

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[trail kiln]

the code:

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I uploaded your attachments as Gist.

[trail kiln]

this is my character