hello how do i create a scoreboard??
fxrrxr wrote ...
2017/3/17
how to create a scoreboard
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You can import the ScoreBoard class (Edit → Import class).
will this scoreboard be able to tally how many objects is removed every time the program is run? because thats how we determine the score. sorry, im v new and idk abt that class yet
The scoreboard is there to display scores reached by different players.
To count it, you only need an int variable or if you want it to be displayed, use the Counter class.
im sorry im really confused can u please give me an example code? im very new here
fxrrxr wrote...
im sorry im really confused can u please give me an example code? im very new hereprivate int killCount = 0;
//in act
if (isTouching(ClassToRemove.class))
{
removeTouching(ClassToRemove.class);
killCount++;
}
fxrrxr wrote...
sorry but ill be placing this code in the actor class right?i tried placing it in the actor class however its telling me that its illegal. what do i do?
fxrrxr wrote...
i tried placing it in the actor class however its telling me that its illegal. what do i do?Hello! Me and fxrrxr are doing similar projects so here is my code which is sort of similar to hers
public class A extends Actor
{
public A()
{ //this is to resize the image
GreenfootImage image = getImage();
image.scale(330, 150);
}
public void act()
{
setLocation (getX(), getY()+6);
private int killCount = 0;
//in act
if (isTouching(ClassToRemove.class))
{
removeTouching(ClassToRemove.class);
killCount++;
}
if (Greenfoot.isKeyDown("a"))
{
getWorld().removeObject(this); // removing A actor on 'a' press
Greenfoot.playSound("poppy.wav");// playing 'pop' when A actor is removed
}
else if(getY() == getWorld().getHeight()-1)
{
((bg)getWorld()).gameOver();
return;
}
}
}WIll line 3 look like this?
public A(); private int killCount = 0;
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