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Gingervitis wrote ...
2013/3/29
moving and turning objects
I fixed it. Thank you.
Actually now the worms won't stop going to the crab.... I am going to publish it.... can you let me know when you have it?
In Crab class, in the 'ifCanSeeWP' method, change 'timer1--;' to 'timer2--;'.
Looking for more, but that definitely did something!
I think that fixed it but if you see anything else.... There is no way I could thank you enough. You have helped me so much.
Your populating code in the Crab class could really be condensed, if you want to work on that.
Is there a better way to create them? Like a way to multiply a method?
I do not know what you mean by 'multiply a method'. Obviously, the terminology needs to be improved.
I was thinking, at least, that you could use loops to create multiples of the same type object. For example:
// instead of 27 lines of createNewWorm(); // you could just say for (int i=0; i<27; i++) createNewWorm();
Ahh I see.... ok.... That is so much easier than counting a million lines of code that say the same thing.... Why do you use the variable 'i'? I think I have seen you use that before....
Ever since I can remember, integer values were designated with letters starting with 'i'. Any valid variable name could easily have been used, however. I do like to stick to the tradition (as habit and recognizability).
makes sense....
There is possibly a way to write all the levels as one set of code, changing the value that i is limited to depending on the level.
for some reason, when I try to change the value of i for round 2, the counter doesn't go past 54 when 57 is need to go onto round 3..... could you fix that code and then the rest to work with i but still keep the amount of worms added I used?
Sounds like you still have 27 as the limit for 'i', as 27 + 27 = 54 (or 27 * 2 = 54). What you should probably do is something like this:
int numWorms = 0; if (wormsEaten == 27) numWorms = 30; else if (wormsEaten <= 288) numWorms = 33; else if (wormsEaten <= 915) numWorms = 66; else numWorms = 76; for (for i=0; i<numWorms; i++) createNewWorm();
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