FutureCoder wrote...
i tried this but it didn't change anything, it swaps between the worlds, but the character isn't placed in it.addObject(character,
FutureCoder wrote ...
2017/5/5
how to keep health between worlds
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Do you have a line in the world2 class constructor (or somewhere in the class) that start like this?
no, there is no line to add the character in the world2 class
danpost wrote...
Do you have a line in the world2 class constructor (or somewhere in the class) that start like this?
addObject(character,
FutureCoder wrote...
no, there is no line to add the character in the world2 classi did, it didn't do anything
FutureCoder wrote...
i did, it didn't do anythingpublic class world2 extends World
{
private Character character;
public world2()
{
this(new Character());
}
/**
* Prepare the world for the start of the program. That is: create the initial
* objects and add them to the world.
*/
public world2(Character charctr)
{
super(1000, 618, 1);
character = charctr;
}
}FutureCoder wrote...
i did, it didn't do anythingaddObject(character, 100, 100);
i took the line out when it didn't work, but i had used
Character character = new Character();
addObject(character, 598, 488);
so it didn't work, but now it works great, thank you so much!
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