Where did you place the code to increment the counter and what code did you use (show the entire method it is located in)?
sanderbakker wrote ...
2015/11/21
Stop the game when there are no actors left.
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import greenfoot.*;
import java.awt.Color;
/**
* Write a description of class Level1 here.
*
* @author (your name)
* @version (a version number or a date)
*/
public class Level1 extends World
{
Bird bird;
Block block;
Pig pig;
Ground1 ground1;
static int birdRemoveCount;
/**
* Constructor for objects of class Level1.
*
*/
public Level1()
{
// Create a new world with 600x400 cells with a cell size of 1x1 pixels.
super(950, 600, 1);
addObject(new TNT(),170,464);
addObject(new Katapult(),161,406);
addObject(new Bird(), 30,470);
addObject(new Bird(), 76,470);
bird = new Bird();
addObject(bird, 120,467);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 600,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 627,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 654,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 681,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 708,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 735,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 762,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 789,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 816,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 843,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 870,475);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 627,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 654,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 681,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 708,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 735,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 762,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 789,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 816,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 843,448);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 654,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 681,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 708,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 735,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 762,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 789,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 816,421);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 681,394);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 708,394);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 735,394);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 762,394);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 789,394);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 708,367);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 735,367);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 762,367);
block = new Block();
addObject(block, 735,340);
pig = new Pig();
addObject(pig, 735,301);
ground1 = new Ground1();
addObject(ground1, 729,495);
addObject(new PauseButton(), 27, 27);
birdRemoveCount = 0;
}
public void act ()
{
if(Greenfoot.mouseClicked(null)){
MouseInfo mouse = Greenfoot.getMouseInfo();
if(mouse.getButton() <2)
{
removeObject(bird);
bird = new Bird();
addObject(bird,157,365);
if(365-mouse.getY() > -150)
bird.velocityY = (365-mouse.getY())/10;
else
bird.velocityY = -5;
if(157-mouse.getX() < 125)
bird.velocityX = (157-mouse.getX())/10;
else
bird.velocityX = 10;
}
}
if (getObjects(Pig.class).isEmpty()) {
Greenfoot.delay(100);
Greenfoot.setWorld(new Level2());
}
if (birdRemoveCount == 3){
Greenfoot.setWorld(new Level2());
}
}
}
danpost wrote...
Where did you place the code to increment the counter and what code did you use (show the entire method it is located in)?I don't kill the bird I remove the bird by clicking the mouse. Is there an option to make this work? and how do I make a incremented counter I'm just a starter with greenfoot
The code danpost wants to see should look similar to this:
if (Greenfoot.mousePressed(this))
{
Level1.birdRemoveCount++;
getWorld().removeObject(this);
}Thanks! this worked for me
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