pretty self explanatory - the player array is initialized but the players themselves aren't initialized in the gamestate

I have created a pull request to deal with this

how to create the shape of a camel as a shape that can be passed around

remove the for String s: camelColors loop, it is unneccessary.

@sarimaleem

#19 depended on this issue

@sarimaleem the implementation of detecting if the mouse is hovering over a tile can be implemented by recreating the track with an array of graphic tiles. Each GraphicTile will be a MouseListener and can detect if the mouse enters and leaves.

Here is the layout of the board

• The Player will be drawn on the bottom left
• the gamebet, legbet, and the dice rolled will be on the top left
• the entire track including the pyramid will be on the right half

i have created a pull request that deals with this

im fixing it in my unit tests

there should be not loop that goes for string s: camelColors in the reset method since there are seperate stacks in the gamestate class

in the player construtor the setcoins method sets the initial coins to 5. However in the rules it is actually 3

you suck

the first tile, that is index 0 in the array track in the game state, is not initialized with five camels

people in the text runner and the graphics have to see which dice have been rolled or the dice left in the pyramid, that is a missing method in the gamestate

The legbet card in the reset method's color has to be initialized differently. I recomend passing in a string color in the reset method and initialize the legbet camelcolor using that passed in parameter

current commit only considers the transportation of one camel so u gotta do that ok thx bai

Change the background image on line 55
The output x & y coords are relative to the center of the image and are scaled based on the width and height of the original image
Check out Path2D in java

contains(x,y) and booleans
recreate game structure with graphic classes

codebashing branch --> gamestate --> won()
in the won() method the following code appears

for(Tile item : track)
			if(!item.empty())
				loser = item.getCamel().get(0);

however, there is no break statement after the condition is satisfied. Without a break statement, the lowest camel on the 15th tile will be the loser camel instead of the actual loser

After the game is won, all the players have to get their share of coins, this is not done in the gamestate class.

code-bashing --> CamelUp

there is a method to set the trap called trap() but if a player camel lands on trap it is never actually triggered