Fork of CTDL & GT - v0 by Vercel

Maximum update depth exceeded. This can happen when a component calls setState inside useEffect, but useEffect either doesn't have a dependency array, or one of the dependencies changes on every render. at updatePlayerPosition (/components/game-canvas) at gameLoop (/components/game-canvas)

I'll fix the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error in your game. This error occurs because the game loop is causing too many state updates, creating an infinite loop of renders.

I've fixed the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error by making these key changes:

Added a ref to track game state: I created a gameStateRef that mirrors the React state but doesn't trigger re-renders when accessed.
Reduced state update frequency: I added a throttling mechanism that only updates React state every 16ms (approximately 60fps) instead of on every animation frame.
Decoupled the game loop from state dependencies: I removed most state variables from the game loop's dependency array, so it doesn't re-run on every state change.
Used the ref for calculations: The game logic now primarily uses the ref for calculations, only updating React state when necessary.
Added a shouldUpdateState flag: This controls when state updates happen, preventing excessive renders.

These changes maintain the same game functionality while fixing the infinite update loop. The game should now run smoothly without the error.

I'll fix the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error in your game. This error occurs because the game loop is causing too many state updates, creating an infinite loop of renders.

I've fixed the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error by making these key changes:

Added a ref to track game state: I created a gameStateRef that mirrors the React state but doesn't trigger re-renders when accessed.
Reduced state update frequency: I added a throttling mechanism that only updates React state every 16ms (approximately 60fps) instead of on every animation frame.
Decoupled the game loop from state dependencies: I removed most state variables from the game loop's dependency array, so it doesn't re-run on every state change.
Used the ref for calculations: The game logic now primarily uses the ref for calculations, only updating React state when necessary.
Added a shouldUpdateState flag: This controls when state updates happen, preventing excessive renders.

These changes maintain the same game functionality while fixing the infinite update loop. The game should now run smoothly without the error.