Added Bullet Factory Functionality#2
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Description
BeeFall.2024-09-16.02-57-48.mp4
Implementation of Bullet Factory to handle bullet creation and management.
The Bullet Factory class utilizes the Factory design pattern to provide a centralized method for creating bullets with specified properties. This implementation includes:
The SprayProjectiles method calculates the angle step for spreading bullets and rotates the direction vector accordingly. It then creates individual bullets using the CreateBullet method.
The CreateBullet method sets the bullet's position, velocity, and scale based on the specified type and direction.
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How Has This Been Tested?
Compiled and ran with
skm g++ program.cpp player.cpp obstacle.cpp bullet_factory.cpp -o game.exe
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