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## Overview
Let's have a look at the files.
We start with
Let's have a look at the files (At the bottom left).
We start with
- `Main.tscn` -> Main scene
- `Main.gd` -> Script accompanying the main scene
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#### Player
Open up the player scene and it's accompanying script (`player.tscn` and `player.gd`).
Open up the player scene and it's accompanying script (`player.tscn` and `player.gd`) by clicking at the player.tscn file at the bottom left.
If you look at the left side of the screen you'll notice we only have an `Area2D`, a `Sprite2D` and an `AnimationPlayer` node. As you can guess the latter will provide us with an animation. The player still misses a hitbox, let's add it by adding a `CollisionShape2D` node. Right click `Area2D` -> Add Child Node -> Select `CollisionShape2D`. The next step is making sure the hitbox resembles the bird. We can specify the hitbox by clicking on `CollisionShape2D` and opening the `Inspector` tab on the right hand side. There we can select the shape and specify the dimensions. At the top of your screen,press on `2D` so that we can see the hixbox. Now select a `CapsuleShape` as shape and change the `Radius` and `height` accordingly. If you can't see the `Radius` and `Height` options press on the little circle next to `CapsuleShape`.
Now that the player has a sprite and hitbox let's implement the required logic.
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At the bottom left right click and add a new scene. Select 2D Scene and give it the name Tower
As you can see we start with a single node.
A tower consists of 2 parts, an upper pipe and a lower pipe. As we want the pipes to be rigid bodies we'll use `RigidBody2D`. Add 2 of those, one for the upper half and one for the lower.
A tower consists of 2 parts, an upper pipe and a lower pipe. We'll use `RigidBody2D`. Add 2 of those, one for the upper half and one for the lower.
let's give the upper pipe a texture.
Add a `Sprite2D` to the `RigidBody2D`. In the `Inspector` tab you'll see an empty texture field. Give it a texture by pressing on empty -> select Load -> select sprites.png inside the directory res.
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Although the game works there are some minor issues.
we keep building towers but we never remove them!
Remove any tower that is no longer on the screen, this time without Todo's :)
Also the game runs framerate dependant now, when you have a higer frame rate you bird drops like a stone.
Make the game framerate independant.