That they can't run thought the other Object. ^^
Thx
TopInPut wrote ...
2011/12/5
How to make an Object let block the other Object?
You want an Actor, say, "Wall", to stop another Actor, say, "Person", from moving? You could put in the "Person" class, whenever you want it to move:Your question is a little vague, so if you can make it clearer I can give you better details.
Actor wall = getOneObjectAtOffset(Wall.class, xOffset, yOffset); //xOffset and yOffset can be whatever you want
if(wall == null) { //if the person is not touching a wall
move();//or do whatever you do to move the person
}
//if the wall is not null(it is real and is touching the person), do nothing.I wanna programm a little 2D soccer game.
And the Players may not run into the ball or the other Player.;)
Players are TeamRot and TeamBlau.
Both are under the Mover and the Mover is a class of Actor. =D
Are you sure that you don't want the Ball to be able to move past the player? Maybe what you want is for the player to hold on to the ball whenever he touches it. But, maybe you do want the player to stop whenever he hits the ball. If so, then you would want this:If you do not want the player to stop moving when he hits the ball, but instead to hold onto the ball, you should do this:TeamRot and TeamBlau? They must be German teams. Maybe you could have international matches?
TeamRot redTeamMember = getOneObjectAtOffset(TeamRot.class, xOffset, yOffset); //xOffset and yOffset can be whatever you want
Ball ball = getOneObjectAtOffset(Ball.class, xOffset, yOffset); //xOffset and yOffset can be whatever you want
if(redTeamMember == null && ball == null) { //if the player is not hitting an opposing team member, or the ball
//put the code to move the player here
}
TeamRot redTeamMember = getOneObjectAtOffset(TeamRot.class, xOffset, yOffset); //xOffset and yOffset can be whatever you want
if(redTeamMember == null) { //if the player is not hitting an opposing team member
//then it can catch the ball,
tryToCatchBall();
//put the code to move the player here
}
//here is what tryToCatchBall() should look like:
public void tryToCatchBall()
{
Ball ball = (Ball) getOneIntersectingObject(this);
if(ball != null) {
//we divide the width and height by 2 to get the space between the center of the player and the edge of the player's image.
int width = getImage().getWidth()/2;
int height = getImage().getHeight()/2;
if(direction.equals("west"))
ball.setLocation(getX()-width, getY());
else if(direction.equals("north"))
ball.setLocation(getX(), getY()-height);
else if(direction.equals("east"))
ball.setLocation(getX()+width, getY());
else if(direction.equals("south"))
ball.setLocation(getX(), getY()+height);
}
}
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