\n\nWe can add a video element that covers the entire container and then set the canvas to be on top.\n\nWe'll set the video to loop and be muted? But note: the user wants the audio. However, autoplay with sound is blocked without user interaction.\n\nWe already have a mechanism to play the bgm and video on first click. So we can set the video to be muted by default and then unmute when the user clicks? \n But the prompt says \"play the video adiuo\", so we want the audio to play.\n\nAlternatively, we can set the video without the muted attribute and rely on the user interaction to play it. But note: the video element might not autoplay with sound.\n\nLet's change the existing code:\n\nWe'll add:\n

\n\nThen in the event listener, we set `video.style.display = 'block'` and play it.\n\nBut note: the existing event listener already tries to play the video. We just need to define the `video` variable.\n\nCurrently, the event listener has:\n const video = document.getElementById('game-video');\n\nBut we haven't added that element. So we'll add the video element.\n\nAlso, note that the video might be large and we want it to cover the container. We can set `object-fit: cover;` to make it fit.\n\nHowever, the existing background drawing (with canvas) might conflict. We can remove the background drawing? Or keep it? The prompt doesn't specify.\n\nSince the user wants the video to play, we can replace the canvas background with the video.\n\nWe'll remove the drawBackground function and instead use the video.\n\nSteps in code:\n\n1. Add the video element in the #game-container, before the canvas so that the canvas (with z-index) can be on top.\n 2. In the event listener, we play the video and set it to display block.\n 3. Remove the call to drawBackground in the game loop? Because we are using video as background.\n\nBut note: the game loop currently draws the background with gradients and a flashing effect. We might want to keep that? Or remove it?\n\nThe prompt doesn't specify. Since the video is now the background, we can remove the gradient drawing.\n\nHowever, the video might be dark and we want to keep the game elements visible. We can set the canvas to be transparent? Currently, the canvas is drawn with a gradient and then a flashing effect. We can change the canvas to have a transparent background and then remove the drawing of the background.\n\nAlternatively, we can keep the video as the background and remove the canvas drawing. Then set the canvas to be transparent.\n\nLet's do:\n\nIn the game loop, remove the drawBackground call.\n\nAnd set the canvas to be transparent: we can set the CSS of the canvas to have a transparent background.\n\nBut note: the canvas is currently used for the background. We can remove the background drawing and set the canvas to have a transparent background.\n\nWe can set the canvas style to:\n background: transparent;\n\nAnd then remove the drawBackground function.\n\n4. Also, we need to adjust the z-index of the video and the canvas. We want the video to be behind the game elements (player, obstacles, ground) but in front of the container background? The container background is black. We can set the container background to black and then the video will be on top of that.\n\n 5. We also need to adjust the event listener to play the video when the user clicks.\n\nLet's update the code accordingly.\n\nHowever, note that the existing code already tries to play the video. We just need to add the video element and set it up.\n\nProposed changes:\n\nIn index.html:\n\n- Add the video element inside the #game-container, right after the .score-display and before the canvas.\n\n - Remove the background drawing in the game loop.\n\n - Change the canvas to have a transparent background.\n\n - Adjust the event listener to set the video display to block? Actually, we can set the video to be displayed always, but initially hidden? Or we can set it to display: block only when we start playing? But note: the video might be black and we don't want to show it until the user clicks? But the game container is black too.\n\nAlternatively, we can set the video to be displayed and then when the user clicks, we play it. We can set the video to be muted initially? But the user wants the audio. So we cannot mute.\n\nWe'll set the video to have `display: none` initially, and then when the user clicks, we set `display: block` and play.\n\nBut note: the video might not autoplay without being muted? We'll try without mute and see if the user interaction allows it.\n\nWe'll set:\n

\n\nThen in the event listener:\n video.style.display = 'block';\n video.play().catch(e => console.log(\"Video autoplay blocked:\", e));\n\nAnd remove the existing background drawing.\n\n6. Also, remove the drawBackground function and the call to it in the game loop.\n\n 7. We must set the canvas to be transparent. We can remove the background drawing and set the canvas CSS to have a transparent background.\n\nCurrently, the canvas has:\n filter: contrast(150%);\n\nWe can leave that, but we don't draw anything on it? We are drawing the background, which we are removing.\n\nInstead, we can remove the canvas entirely? Because the game elements are drawn as HTML elements (divs). The canvas was only for the background.\n\nSo we can remove the canvas? But note: the canvas is used for the background. If we remove the canvas, then we don't have the background. We are replacing it with the video.\n\nLet's remove the canvas element? Because we are not using it anymore.\n\nBut wait: the game loop uses the canvas context to draw the background. We are removing that. So we can remove the canvas.\n\n:\n\n```\n```\nAlternatively, we can keep other effects? other effects? But the prompt doesn't specify. Since we are adding the video, we can remove the canvas.\n\n8. Also, note that the container has a black background. We can remove that because the video will cover it.\n\nThe container has:\n background: #000;\n\nWe can remove that? Or leave it as a fallback? We can leave it.\n\n9. Update the CSS for the #game-container to have the video as background? Actually, the video is an element inside.\n\n 10. Also, note that the video might not cover the entire container? We set width and height to 100%, so it should.\n\n 11. We must also adjust the z-index of the elements so that the video is behind the game elements.\n\n Currently, the player has z-index: 20, obstacles (spikes) have z-index: 15, and the ground has z-index: 10.\n\n We set the video to z-index: 5. That should be behind.\n\n 12. Also, the .score-display has z-index:30 and .game-over has z-index:30, so they are on top.\n\n 13. We must update the event listener to play the video. We already have:\n\n const video = document.getElementById('game-video');\n\n Then in the body click event:\n video.play().catch(...)\n\n And set video.style.display = 'block';\n\n 14. Also, note that the existing code already has a variable `video` in the event listener. We are now defining it correctly.\n\n 15. We must remove the drawBackground function and the canvas.\n\nLet's write the changes:\n\nIn index.html:\n\nRemove the canvas element.\n\nAdd the video element.\n\nIn the JavaScript, remove the canvas and context variables.\n\nRemove the drawBackground function.\n\nRemove the call to drawBackground in the game loop.\n\nIn the CSS, we can remove the #game-surface style? Or leave it? It's not used anymore.\n\nAlso, note that the #game-container has a black background. We can leave it as a fallback.\n\n16. Also, note that the video might be large. We can set `object-fit: cover;` to make it cover the container.\n\nSo add: `object-fit: cover;` to the video style.\n\n17. We must also set the video to have no controls? We don't want the controls to show.\n\n: `controls: `controls: false`? Actually, we can set the attribute `controls` to false? Or just not set it. Instead, we can set `controls` to false by not including the attribute.\n\nBut to be safe, we can set `controls=\"false\"`? Actually, the attribute controls if present, even without value, will show controls. So we omit the controls attribute.\n\n18. Also, set `muted` to false? We don't set muted because we want the audio. But note: autoplay without muted might be blocked. We rely on the user interaction to play.\n\n 19. We'll set the video to preload=\"auto\" to load the video.\n\n 20. Also, note that the video file name has spaces and parentheses. We are using the exact path: \"/Screen Recording 2025-07-10 141904.mp4\"\n\nLet's update the HTML and JavaScript accordingly.\n\nHowever, note: the existing event listener also plays the background music (bgm). We are now playing the video and the bgm? That might be two audios. The user might want one or the other? The prompt says \"play the video audio\", so maybe they want the video audio instead of the bgm?\n\nBut the prompt doesn't specify. We can either:\n\na) Play both? That might be noisy.\n b) Replace the bgm with the video's audio.\n\nSince the video is a screen recording of Geometry play the video? play the video? play the video? play the video? play the video? play the video? play the video? Or mute the bgm?\n\nThe prompt says \"make it play the video adiuo\", so we can interpret that as replacing the background music with the video's audio.\n\nLet's change:\n\nIn the event listener, remove the bgm.play() and only play the video? But note: the video has both visual and audio. We want the visual too.\n\nAlternatively, we can set the video to play and then set the bgm to pause? But the user might want both?\n\nGiven the ambiguity, I think we should play the video (with audio) and stop the bgm.\n\nWe'll change the event listener:\n\n```\n```\nAnd then when toggling sound, we can toggle the video's muted state? Because the video element has its own audio.\n\nWe'll change the toggle button:\n\n```\n```\nBut note: the video might have been muted by the browser? We can set the video to be muted initially? Then when the user clicks the toggle, we unmute?\n\nActually, we don't set muted initially. We rely on the user interaction to play the video with sound. But if we set the video to muted initially, then we can play it without user interaction? Then we don't need the body click for the video?\n\nHowever, the prompt says to play the video audio, so we want the sound.\n\nWe'll change the video element to be muted initially, and then when the user clicks the toggle, we unmute? But that doesn't play the audio until the user toggles?\n\nAlternatively, we can do:\n\n```\n```\nBut the prompt says \"play the video audio\", so we want the audio to play when the user interacts.\n\nWe'll stick to the current plan: on first body click, we play the video (with sound) and hide the bgm.\n\nHowever, note: the bgm is an audio element and the video is a video element. We can't mix them in the toggle? We'll change the toggle to mute the video and the bgm? But we are pausing the bgm?\n\nActually, we are pausing the bgm and then playing the video. So the bgm is stopped. Then the toggle button should only control the video's audio.\n\nSo:\n\n```\n```\nAnd set the initial state: when we first play, audioEnabled becomes true and video is not muted.\n\nBut note: the video might be blocked if we try to play without user interaction? We are playing on user interaction (click on body). So it should be okay.\n\n21. Also, note that the video is set to loop. That's good.\n\n 22. We must also adjust the game container to have the video as the background and remove the canvas.\n\nLet's write the code changes.\n\nDue to the complexity, we'll break down the changes:\n\nIn the HTML:\n\n```\n```\nIn the JavaScript:\n\n```\n```\n23. Also, note that the resize function uses the canvas parent element. Now the canvas is removed. We don't need to resize the canvas? But we do need to resize the video? Actually, the video is set to 100% width and height, so it will resize automatically.\n\n 24. We must update the windowEvents.resize function because it sets the canvas dimensions and the player position. We don't have the canvas anymore, but we still need to set the player position.\n\n windowEvents.resize = () => {\n // We don't have canvas, but we have the game container\n const container = document.getElementById('game-container');\n // We need the container's height and width for the player position?\n // The player is positioned absolutely within the container.\n // We set the player's top to (container height - player height - ground height)\n player.style.left = '100px';\n player.style.top = (container.clientHeight - player.offsetHeight - 20) + 'px';\n };\n\n But note: the container's height is set by the padding-bottom (56.25%). We can get the height from container.clientHeight.\n\n 25. Also, in the game loop, we update the obstacles and player. We don't need the canvas anymore.\n\n 26. We must also update the collision detection? It uses getBoundingClientRect, which is fine.\n\n 27. We must also remove the canvas from the CSS? The CSS for #game-surface can be removed? Or leave it? It's not used.\n\n 28. We'll remove the #game-surface style from the CSS.\n\n Remove:\n #game-surface {\n position: absolute;\n top: 0;\n left: 0;\n width: 100%;\n height: 100%;\n filter: contrast(150%);\n }\n\n 29. Also, note that the container has a border and box-shadow. The video will be inside.\n\n 30. We must test the video path: the asset is named \"/Screen Recording 2025-07-10 141904.mp4\". We use exactly that.\n\n 31. Also, note that the video might be large in file size? But we are serving it from the same server.\n\n 32. We'll make these changes.\n\nDue to the complexity, we'll output the entire index.html? But the instructions say to output only the changes. However, the changes are spread out and we are removing the canvas and adding the video, so it's easier to output the entire file?\n\nBut note: the instructions say: \"Only have at most one output per file. Do not use code blocks other than to update files.\"\n\nAnd: \"Only communicate what a reasonable person would need to see to make the update; do not reiterate existing code etc. Use placeholders (e.g. ...existing code... or ...existing content... etc) to indicate where code remains the same as that from *the previous version of the file*.\"\n\nWe'll try to use placeholders.\n\nHowever, the changes are too spread out. We'll break the index.html into sections and only show the changed parts? But it's complex.\n\nAlternatively, we can output the entire index.html because it's the only file we are changing? And we are making multiple changes.\n\nBut note: the instructions say: \"Output only the changes necessary to fulfill the user's intentions in one go.\"\n\nWe'll output the entire index.html with the changes.\n\nHowever, the instructions also say: \"You should output the code in the following format:\"\n\n```index.html\n```","project",{"_61":114,"_62":116,"_66":117,"_118":119,"_86":87,"_120":121,"_57":122,"_123":124,"_125":126,"_127":126,"_64":-5,"_128":-5,"_111":-5,"_129":130,"_131":132,"_139":54,"_140":141,"_142":143,"_144":54,"_145":-5,"_146":147,"_148":-5,"_149":-5},"4axqpgiyb0dzerh22vhj","2025-07-10T21:24:52.481714+00:00","updated_at","2025-07-13T22:30:28.488+00:00","visibility","public","geometry-dash-bloodbath","created_by",{"_61":22,"_62":98,"_66":99,"_100":101,"_102":-5,"_103":-5,"_104":105,"_106":54},"current_version",7,"last_posted_version","parent_version","posted",true,"stats",{"_133":134,"_135":136,"_137":138},"views",92,"likes",0,"comments",2,"auto_set_current","description","bloodbath!","comments_mode","open","enable_chat","from_template","domains",[],"thumbnail","video","project_revision",{"_61":150,"_62":152,"_74":126,"_66":153,"_154":-5,"_64":-5,"_155":156,"_157":116,"_123":158,"_159":160,"_162":116,"_118":163,"_111":-5,"_131":164,"_166":54,"_167":63,"_168":-5,"_169":-5,"_170":171},"019805e6-6c16-7ac3-bd5a-7122c2d0bacd","2025-07-13T22:27:23.798+00:00","visited_at","parent_revision_version",3,"parent_revision_project_id",{"_61":22,"_62":98,"_66":99,"_100":101,"_102":-5,"_103":-5,"_104":105,"_106":54},"meta",{"_74":161},"1","project_id","2025-07-13T22:30:28.564+00:00",{"_165":136},"multiplayer_count","draft","site_id","chat_session_id","chat_session_run_index","current_screenshot_url","https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019805e7-eed9-7b7a-96bb-abf6bb483510","cursor","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTgwNWU2LTZjMTYtN2FjMy1iZDVhLTcxMjJjMmQwYmFjZCJ9","token","included",[],"routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

Geometry Dash: Bloodbath