Time for action – building the GameObject class – Part 1

1. Add a new class called GameObject.cs to the Gemstone Hunter project.

2. Add the following using directives to the GameObject class:

   using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
   using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
   using Tile_Engine;

3. Modify the declaration of the GameObject class to make the class public:

   public class GameObject

4. Add declarations to the GameObject class:

   #region Declarations
   protected Vector2 worldLocation;
   protected Vector2 velocity;
   protected int frameWidth;
   protected int frameHeight;
   
   protected bool enabled;
   protected bool flipped = false;
   protected bool onGround;
   
   protected Rectangle collisionRectangle;
   protected int collideWidth;
   protected int collideHeight;
   protected bool codeBasedBlocks = true;
   
   protected float drawDepth = 0.85f;
   protected Dictionary<string, AnimationStrip> animations = 
       new Dictionary<string, AnimationStrip>();
   protected string currentAnimation;
   #endregion

5. Add properties to the GameObject class:

   #region...