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BloodMate
BloodMate wrote ...

2016/5/23

Get the nuber of Objects of one Class

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BloodMate BloodMate

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danpost danpost

2016/5/23

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BloodMate wrote...
Ok... now "zombies" is the variable, right? When I use it like: 
getWorld().addObject(zombies, 100, 300);
I get the error "greenfoot.Actor can not be converted to greenfoot.Actor", when I use:
getWorld().addObject(zombies[], 100, 300);
I get the Error " .class expected" and when I use zombie.class , it doesn't help too...
Yes, 'zombies' is a variable and it refers to the array. To refer to any object held by the array, you need a value (between 0 and 4, inclusive) between the square brackets following the array variable name. So, you would do this: 
getWorld().addObject(zombies[0], 100, 300);
getWorld().addObject(zombies[1], 100, 100);
// etc.
danpost danpost

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BloodMate wrote...
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BloodMate BloodMate

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It works Great! Thank you two
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