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Due to this, only the bottom of the character sprite should collide and interact with game objects. Should I use two separate objects for the hitbox and the sprite? It seems inefficient to do this. Is there some other solution?
Beginning Game Development with Python and Pyga...
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For reference, I am using python3 and the pygame library. I am using the sprite class from pygame. My player class inherits from the sprite class and is comprised of a surface object for the sprite image, and a rectangle object for the coordinates and length/width. Using a separate object for the hitbox and sprite would require to classes for this.
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