The error message is still there....
Gingervitis wrote ...
2013/3/29
moving and turning objects
playing it again.... That fixed it... sorta... Now I only get the error message when the lobster class is empty but the power-up works fine.... actually no... once I get the power-up it is still active when the lobsters are gone
this will be easier to fix if you have the game..... I will publish it... the power-up is DominatorPower2
It appears you have two different methods doing basically the same thing: 'lookForLobster' and 'lobstersEaten'. Remove the 'lobstersEaten' method and its call in the act method.
It would probably be easier to have the lobster powerup code in the Lobster class instead of here in the Dominator class (it certainly makes sense that it should be there). Give me a little time to re-write the Lobster class with the power-up code (and adjust the Dominator class code).
do you want the source code? I published it.
again...
Yeah, again.
To start: copy/paste the following for the 'lobsterPowerUp' method in the Dominator class:
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public void lobsterPowerUp()
{
Crab crab = (Crab) getWorld().getObjects(Crab.class).get(0);
if (getWorld().getObjects(Lobster.class).isEmpty()) return;
Lobster lobster = (Lobster) getWorld().getObjects(Lobster.class).get(0);
if (crab != null && crab.dp2Powered())
{
turnTowards(lobster.getX(), lobster.getY());
move(3);
//if (getWorld().getObjects(Lobster.class).isEmpty()) return;
}
}should this replace the old code or should I keep the old code too?
ok
Add the following line as the first line in that same method:
I think that will take care of the current errors.
if (getWorld().getObjects(Crab.class).isEmpty()) return;
I don't think there are any errors but can you make it so that once you get the DominatorPower2 power-up, the dominator will stop going for the lobsters when the timer goes to zero?
Okay. That is totally fine. Take your time. I am in no rush.
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