Simple Maze Game (Pac Man Style) Best Practice

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I wanting to create a really basic pac man style maze game, its actually for some marketing materials and it will be really used as means of navigation rather than as a game, I want pac mac to eat certain words and when that happens it will tell the user about that topic.
I don't need ghosts or anything like that.
Just wondering the best way for pac man to work his way around the maze?
Would I be best using hit detection?
Also what would be the best way to remove the pellets as he eats them? visibility or remove child?
Thanks in advance..

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Simple maze game for LV enjoyment and please help with my problem

Here has a simple game for enjoyment, you can try to play and improve it with code/map etc.
Green color represent player, and red for Exit.
Hope you can kindly look at my problem and hope can get your kindly help.
Thank you everyone.
//BR
Vincent
Attachments:
Maze_Game.zip ‏79 KB

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Wasn't sure whether this would go here or Off Topic, but w/e.
I'm working on a Pac-Man clone for my AP Computer Science class, me and a friend. We're using Java and the SWT toolkit to write a suckish Pac-Man clone. We've been working on it for 2-3 weeks now, and have a few more weeks to go. Keep in mind, this is AP Comp Sci -- not very advanced, though are project is a bit above and beyond We're just beginners, although we're both pretty certainly heading into programming as careers.
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I thought I could have a looksie, since I aspire to be a teaching assistant in an introductory java course this fall. Java is not really my forte, though - i don't know many API's, just enough for the university courses. I've never used SWT.
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State machines tend to follow this approach, event driven games tend to follow the prior approach.
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Flash builder debugging is a go! Boy, I feel a bit stupid, you nailed the problem Jason - I didn't have "Permit Debugging set". I didn't catch it because debugging worked fine in CS4 because, well, CS4 doesn't obey this flag, even for externally loaded SWF files (I think as long as it has direct access to the SWC). Ugh.
I can now run my entire, multi SWF, complex project through FB with minimal changes. One question I do have:
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The one awful part about this workflow is that since almost all of my code is currently tied to symbols, and lives in the SWF, any change i make to code must first be recompiled in CS4, then I have to switch back to FB. I'm going to over time restructure the whole code base to remove the dependency of having library symbols derive from my own custom classes. It's just a terrible work flow for both programmers and artists alike. CS5 will make this better, but still not great. Having a clean code base and abstracted away assets that hold no dependencies on the code seems like the way to go with flash. Realistically, in a complex project, artists/designers don't know how to correctly set up symbols to drive from classes anyway, it must be done by a programmer. This will allow for tighter error checking and less guess work. Any thoughts on this?
Would love to beta test CS5 FYI seeing as it solves some of these issues.
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:06:07 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Building complex flash game in Flash Builder 4 - Workflow/Best Practices
How are you launching the debug session from Flash Builder? Which SWF are you pointing to?
Here's what I did:
1) I imported your project (File > Import > General > Existing project...)
2) Create a launch configuration (Run > Debug Configuration) as a Web Application pointing to the FlexSwcBug project
3) In the launch config, under "URL or path to launch" I unchecked "use default" and selected the SWF you built (I assume from Flash Pro C:\Users\labuser\Documents\FLAs\FlexSwcBug\FlexSwcBugCopy\src\AdobeBugExample_M ain.swf)
4) Running that SWF, I get a warning "SWF Not Compiled for Debugging"
5) No problem here. I opened Flash Professional to re-publish the SWF with "Permit debugging" on
6) Back In Flash Builder, I re-ran my launch configuration and I hit the breakpoint just fine
It's possible that you launched the wrong SWF here. It looks like you setup DocumentClass as a runnable application. This creates a DocumentClass.swf in the bin-debug folder and by default, that's what Flash Builder will create a run config for. That's not the SWF you want.
In AdobeBugExample_Main.swc, I don't see where classCrashExternal is defined. I see that classCrashMainExample is the class and symbol name for the blue pentagon. Flash Builder reads the SWC fine for me. I'm able to get code hinting for both classes in the SWC.
Jason San Jose
Quality Engineer, Flash Builder
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