What is wrong with the counter? What is it, that it is (or is not) doing, that is not what you want, and what is it that you want?
I appears to me that it is increasing by increments of 5 when a block it hit.
landry wrote ...
2013/6/1
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but how can i display the final score once the game has ended , i have a score board but i'm confused with them since it's my first time to use both of them at the same time.
But you know i really need to know how to use them for the future if you see what i mean .
Where (or when) do you want it to appear? while the JPanel is up? or over Einstein? or elsewhere?
The big problem I am encountering is with your JOptionPane. I have read that it is not thread-safe, and I do not know if the problem I am getting is due to that issue or not; but, it is messing with the graphics in such a way as to make the scoreboard object not readable. I will continue to work with it, hopefully to find a way around the issue.
It is not perfect, but this is what I came up with:
First, from the 'checkOut' method, remove the line 'getWorld().removeObject(this);'.
Then change your 'gameOver' method to the following:
You can add an act method to the Over class to stop Greenfoot there.
public void gameOver()
{
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null," You lost, nonetheless you've made a mess and has disrupted E=M(C^2)");
Counter counter = (Counter) getWorld().getObjects(Counter.class).get(0);
getWorld().addObject(new ScoreBoard(counter.getValue() ), getWorld().getWidth()/2, getWorld().getHeight()/2);
Greenfoot.delay(180);
backgroundMusic.pause();
Greenfoot.playSound("applause.wav");
Greenfoot.setWorld(new Over());
}A billion times THANK YOU MAN for all the time spent on helping me man
May LORD BLESS YOU!
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