### The Game Project 6 – Adding game mechanics

2. Add a flagpole [1 marks]
   - We need to add an end to your level. I have chosen a flagpole but you can chose according to the theme of your game.
   - Initialise an object called `flagpole`, it should at least have the properties `x_pos` and `isReached`.
   - set `isReached` to `false` and `x_pos` to a world position at the very end of your level.
   - create a function called `drawFlagpole` and call this from the draw function
   - complete the function to draw your flagpole in two states. One for when `isReached` is false, and one for when it is `true`

3. Flagpole checking function [1 marks]
   - create a function called `checkFlagpole`
   - call the function from `draw`, but write a conditional so that `checkFlagpole` is only called when `flagpole.isReached` is `false`
   - in `checkFlagpole` write a conditional such that when the gameChar is in range of the flagpole its `isReached` property is set to `true`

4. Add lives [2 marks]
   - Your character should begin with three lives, and each time they fall down a canyon the game
     should reset and their remaining lives decrement by one.
   - Create a global variable `lives`, and initialise it to `3` within `setup`.
   - Create a function called `checkPlayerDie`. Call this within draw.
   - In this function define a conditional statement that tests if your character has fallen below
     the bottom of the canvas. When this is `true`, decrement the `lives` counter by one
   - Create a new function called `startGame()`.
   - Move everything from `setup` except `createCanvas` and the initialisation of `floorPos_y` and `lives` into this new function.
   - At the end of your now very short `setup` function call `startGame()`.
   - In `checkPlayerDie` create a conditional statement to test if the player has
     used all of their lives. If there are lives remaining call `startGame`.
   - Write some code using a `for` loop to draw life tokens onto the screen so that you
     can keep track of how many lives you have remaining.

5. "Game over" and "Level complete" text [2 marks]
   - In the draw loop, after your drawing code and before your game logic code, write two conditional statements
   - The first displays "Game over" when `lives` is less than 1.
   - The other displays "Level complete" when`flagpole.isReached` is true
   - Write further conditionals in the draw and keyPressed functions to ensure that no further interaction is possible once these end of game states have been reached.

6. Tidy your code [3 marks]
   - make sure your code is elegant
   - remove all commented blocks of code
   - check all indentations
   - make your variable names are consistent
   - remove any redundant code
   - refactor unwieldy drawing code
   - break up long commands onto multiple lines