DoTheBoneBike

PROJECT TITLE: DoTheBoneBike
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PURPOSE OF PROJECT: This Is A Present For Colorfulteen
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HOW TO START THIS PROJECT: With The Run Button
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AUTHORS: DoTheBone
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VERSION or DATE: 14-07-2009
- these wheels are rolling me to colorfulteen ;-)
VERSION or DATE: 15-07-2009
- color the holes in the biker
VERSION or DATE: 16-07-2009
- draw the road
VERSION or DATE: 17-07-2009
- scroll the background
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USER INSTRUCTIONS: The Run Button + The Arrow Left/Right Keys.

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A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Fri Jul 17 10:46:45 UTC 2009

aGator

2009/7/17

Nice and simple! The scrolling reminds me of my assembler period: ROTATE LEFT/RIGHT DIGIT. Wazzup :-)

zlogic

2009/7/17

Likewise! I wrote my first Starfield in assembler. Btw whats all the jazz about Gorg peeking your computer. Only recently they say they do it, but the jokers always did it. Every time an error occurs they make an error logfile with information from your computer. Wazzup :-)

dothebone

2009/8/21

Hi all... can anyone hand out the path to the greenfoot.properties file?

davmac

2009/8/22

Check you "about greenfoot" dialog - the greenfoot.properties file is in the same location as the greenfoot-debuglog.txt file.

davmac

2009/8/22

By the way, it's possible for the inner part of the wheel (the coloured bit) to get separated from the bike. Move back and forwards enough times and you'll see it happen. Probably you're making all parts react to key presses in the same way? However the key might be released between one actor's act() method and the next actor's. Also, the wheels don't turn at all when the bike is rolling along, which is a bit disconcerting :)

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Tue Jul 26 17:15:14 UTC 2011 Reparado Un Pinchazo