hmm all i can do now is say look at my senario ive got it working
martijn13039 wrote ...
2012/4/14
Can somebody explain me how I can make a hiscore
but follow the link for greenfoor2.2
I just want to make this clear because people seem to keep forgetting: That link is not for Greenfoot 2.2.0, it is for the Greenfoot 2.2.0 beta which is not the same thing as the finished product. It is meant for people who are comfortable with using Greenfoot to have a sneak-peek at the new features and to see if they can spot any bugs. It is not meant for general use. Greenfoot 2.2.0 final will be out soon enough and that will be ready for general use.
So: If you're downloading the Greenfoot 2.2.0 beta just so you can get the high score functionality, you're doing it wrong. Wait for Greenfoot 2.2.0!hey I got effrything working but there wilnot appear a hiscore look this is my code (er is no error but where is the hiscore) plz tell me what I need to do for see the hiscore
public class BackGround extends World
{
private Counter counter;
private concierge user;
private ScoreBoard board;
private Saver saver;
private boolean gameOver;
public BackGround()
{
super(700, 600, 1);
prepare();
saver = new Saver();
}
public void gameOver()
{
removeObject(user);
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue() );
removeObject(counter);
board = new ScoreBoard(600, 600);
addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2);
gameOver = true;
{
Saver saver = new Saver();
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
}
if (counter.getValue() >= 100) {
gameOver();
}
}
You have to create the Saver and save the score BEFORE you create the scoreboard, or you won't get the user's score in the scoreboard.
SPower can you tell me how the code wil be than because I try but it don´t work, the hiscore isn´t comming
ooh You want to see the code ooh no problem if you seew i changed the like you say but there still is the same problem
public class BackGround extends World
{
private Counter counter;
private concierge user;
private ScoreBoard board;
private Saver saver;
private boolean gameOver;
public BackGround()
{
super(700, 600, 1);
prepare();
saver = new Saver();
}
public void gameOver()
{
{
Saver saver = new Saver();
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
}
removeObject(user);
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue() );
removeObject(counter);
board = new ScoreBoard(600, 600);
addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2);
gameOver = true;
if (counter.getValue() >= 100) {
gameOver();
}
}
You maybe could change gameOver() to this:
I hope this helps
public void gameOver()
{
saver = new Saver();
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
removeObject(user);
board = new ScoreBoard(600, 600);
addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2);
gameOver = true;
}
martijn13039 wrote...
public void gameOver()
{
{
Saver saver = new Saver();
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
}
Remove the if statement from gameOver() and do what danpost said (and maybe what I said in my last comment) and it should work.
I thought that since the code was not well organized, that possibly martijn13039 had edited out some of the non-pertinent code and possibly the 'if' statement was in the act() method. Another thing that led me to that conclusion was the lack of the prepare() method.
@martijn13039, when posting code, please use the code tag below the posting window
Also, Ctrl-Shift-I your code before posting (that command properly indents your code and make it much easier for others, as well as yourself, to follow)
But if the if statement really is in the gameOver() method, and the condition is true, he'll get stack overflow.
I have one more problem the game doesn´t stop and there wil no hiscore if I get 100 of more points
(but er is no bug in the code I hope you wil help me again)
I wil applogise for pusshing the code on the screem but I did't find the code tag
import greenfoot.*; // (World, Actor, GreenfootImage, Greenfoot and MouseInfo)
public class BackGround extends World
{
private Counter counter;
private concierge user;
private ScoreBoard board;
private Saver saver;
private boolean gameOver;
public BackGround()
{
super(700, 600, 1);
prepare();
saver = new Saver();
}
public void gameOver()
{
Saver saver = new Saver();
if(counter.getValue() >= 100) {
gameOver();
}
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
removeObject(user);
board = new ScoreBoard(600, 600);
addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2);
gameOver = true;
}
private void prepare()
{
Counter Counter = new Counter();
concierge concierge = new concierge(Counter);
addObject(Counter, 54, 23);
addObject (concierge, 120, 80);
}
}
Change gameOver() to this:
Just select this code en replace the ENTIRE gameOver() method that you have now with this code, this should work.
And why do you have the gameOver boolean, it isn't used in any place I can see, so it's a waste of memory....
public void gameOver()
{
saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
removeObject(user);
board = new ScoreBoard(600, 600);
addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2);
gameOver = true;
}import greenfoot.*; // (World, Actor, GreenfootImage, Greenfoot and MouseInfo)
public class BackGround extends World
{
private Counter counter;
private concierge user;
private ScoreBoard board;
private Saver saver;
private boolean gameOver;
public BackGround()
{
super(700, 600, 1);
prepare();
saver = new Saver();
}
public void gameOver()
{ saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue());
removeObject(user);
board = new ScoreBoard(600, 600);
addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2);
gameOver = true;
}
private void prepare()
{
Counter Counter = new Counter();
concierge concierge = new concierge(Counter);
addObject(Counter, 54, 23);
addObject (concierge, 120, 80);
}
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