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Finn Kerr
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2008/10/16

Breakout

As an end-of-the-year, post-AP CSA Exam, "fun project," we had to modify a game in at least three ways.
Specifically, I added powerups, a relative bounce (meaning the ball bounces off the paddle in a direction based on where on the paddle it hit), and sounds.
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Update (10/17/08 2:12AM GMT)
-Fixed the sound problem
Update (10/17/08 2:19AM GMT)
-Fixed sound again
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This game is based on Breakout by Eric Roberts who presented it as a nifty assignment at SIGCSE in 2006 using the Java Task Force libraries.

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stephenstephen

2008/10/16

I am sorry, it may just be my computer, but this game seems to stop every time the ball hits a wall or anything.
davmacdavmac

2008/10/16

Mine too. There's probably an exception occurring.
Finn KerrFinn Kerr

2008/10/16

That's odd... All the files needed are there. It works perfectly fine when I run it in Greenfoot. For some reason it's not working on the website...
davmacdavmac

2008/10/17

It looks like you've got sounds (good.WAV, bad.WAV, brick.WAV, padle.WAV, wall.WAV, ball.WAV) which have uppercase WAV extensions but your code says to play good.wav etc (with a lowercase file extension). On Windows this doesn't matter but as soon as you put files in a jar file they become case sensitive - you must match the actual file name...
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sat Oct 18 01:12:49 UTC 2008
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sat Oct 18 01:20:05 UTC 2008
Finn KerrFinn Kerr

2008/10/18

Thank you davmac. I probably would have never figured that out on my own XD.
RubenAlonzoRubenAlonzo

2012/3/11

How do place a name in the paddle? for example I would like to make a big paddle (i can do this by altering the width to 404 which corresponds to the width in my world) but i then would like yo place a name in the paddle like "board of education". My problem is i dont know how or where to alter in the editor to make this so? Please help. my email is aceves.ruben@gmail.com or respond here. Thank you.
danpostdanpost

2012/3/11

Create a in the Paddle class called 'goBig()' which resizes (or re-creates) the image and use image.drawString(String, int, int) or create a seperate image with new GreenfootImage(String, font, Color, Color) and image.drawImage(GreenfootImage, int, int); either way, finish with setImage(image). The method can be public and called from the world using a reference to the paddle object 'paddle.goBig();' (if 'paddle' is the reference name).
RubenAlonzoRubenAlonzo

2012/3/12

Cheers.

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