public YellowCar() //Constructor
{
if( YellowCar = 1);
setRotation(90); //set rotation to north
if( else YellowCar = 2);
setRotation(0);
}
}
Matt wrote ...
2012/5/14
Constructor
do something like this:
Your first wrong thing is this:
If you compare things, you do == instead of =, because = sets the value, == compares it.
This is also wrong:
for else, write this:
And the last thing: YellowCar IS NO INTEGER, so you can't give it an integer value like 1 or 2. That's why I put a parameter in the constructor.
You don't have to set the rotation to 0, because that always starts at 0 :)
Do you understand this?
public YellowCar(int direction)
{
if (direction == 0) setRotation(90);
}if( YellowCar = 1);
if( else YellowCar = 2);
else if (condition) {
//statements;
}
Oh ok, I do understand does that mean I should write something in the world like
addObject(new YellowCar(0),30,15);
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