This code shows a series of Pacman images traversing the web page while opening and closing its mout (chomping). This code originate from an assignment in Week #7 of MIT's MERN Coding Bootcamp. The challenge was to swap images and change direction when page borders are encountered.
- A button to add Pacman to the game (more than one can be added)
- Pacman are added at random position
- Pacman move at random speeds
- A button to start the game
- A game board showing boundaries the Pacman can travel
- Fork a Copy of this project to your Github page
- Clone a copy from your Github page to your local work environment
- Open the index file using a browser
- Using the button, add one or more Pacman to the game board
- Using the button, start the game
Exploring ideas for additional features such as:
- The ability to travel up and down when a border is hit
- Adding paths/level similar to the old game
- Adding items to the path for the Pacman to collecte
- Adding structures to the path that the Pacman would need to maneuver around
- Bill Conley
- Dr. John Williams
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Bill Conley
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