Fox wrote:You could maybe draw a full filled circle first, then add a second one with low angles in black color to make the mouth...?

Then the second (black) circle wouldn't be filled, either... Or maybe I did not understand your idea ?

The circle command has start and end angle parameters, so you can animate his mouth

Well, I had tried that, but when specifying angles, the circle is not filled...

Does anyone know a workaround ?

Anselme

Things have been added:
-3 lives per game
-magic pac-gums, to eat the ghosts

Have fun !

Thank you guys,

You should finish it

Sure. What would you like first ? Ideas Someone ?

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