So I'm making a rendition of flappy bird the problem I came with is

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The bird moves right as expected and falls and jumps when space is pressed however when the bird moves to the right the picture box runs out and i lose visual of the bird. What could be a possible solution.

My Current Plan is that i will make everything else move except the bird for the illusion of the bird moving.

Any Better ideas?

What I have tried:

i am going to try to make everything else move but the bird which should work but asking for better ideas

Posted 24-Dec-18 19:42pm

NotAComputerScienceStudent

Updated 25-Dec-18 3:34am

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2018-12-25T03:34:00

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I think it would be a lot easier (but maybe less rewarding) to use a 2D game engine.
See overview here for C#:
https://www.slant.co/topics/3948/~best-2d-c-game-engines[^]

For other languages: https://www.slant.co/topics/341/~best-2d-game-engines[^]

For C# game development MonoGame seems to be a good choice: MonoGame[^]

Posted 25-Dec-18 3:34am

RickZeeland

Updated 25-Dec-18 3:54am

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NotAComputerScienceStudent 25-Dec-18 10:36am

want your opinion on this:
The thing is i am aware that unity is far easier to code such "Games" on. However sometimes unity feels too hands off, so i was wondering whether if i use unity my skill progression will be slower if i do not

RickZeeland 25-Dec-18 16:20pm

You have a point, if you are just starting with C# it might be better to stick to C# without the added complexities of game engines. Better to start simple and learn the language basics than to want to make a perfect high performance game !