I have a 2D game that have 9 pigs moving left and right in a map. May you please take a look to see if the code design is sufficient judging from the private instance declared in the Pig class?
Code is in Java.
public class Pig extends Sprite implements Collidable{
// animation object that renders the action state of the pig
// this allows flexible for rendering certain animations for different state.
// object oriented composition
private PigMoveLeft pigMoveLeft;
private PigMoveRight pigMoveRight;
private PigIdleLeft pigIdleLeft;
private PigIdleRight pigIdleRight;
private PigHitLeft pigHitLeft;
private PigHitRight pigHitRight;
private PigDeadLeft pigDeadLeft;
private PigDeadRight pigDeadRight;
// direction enum that specifies left, right
private Direction direction;
// actionstate enum that specifies hit, dead
private ActionState state;
// how fast is the pig moving
private int speed = 1;
// a timer counter that specifies what does the pig do
private int counter;
// bounding box of the pig. colliding with pig causes main character to lose health
private Rectangle rectangle;
// maximum health of the pig
private int maxLife = 2;
// life is the current life of the pig
private int life = maxLife;
// is the pig dead?
private boolean isDead;
// is the pig alive?
private boolean alive;
// pig gets hit. hit causes it to stop. pig waits for a bit and starts to move again
private int hitCount;
// experience points for defeating the pig
private int exp = 3;
// is the pig killed?
private boolean killed;
// loot from the pig
private Gold gold;
private Leather leather;
// gold amount for killing the pig
private int goldValue = 5;
