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kinect

By swapthomas, with 1 reply.
Replied to by mjrb4, over 12 years ago:

Is there a question here or...?

Zombie spawn

By armoredarmada, with 5 replies.
Last reply by danpost, over 12 years ago:

The Java Tutorials contain many trails, and has an abundant supply of information linked to this page. I suggest you start by going to the second sub-title on the left in red --'Trails Covering the Basics', and the second item listed under that is 'Learning the Java Language'. Click on that and you will be on your way.

Here's a challenge for someone! :)

By Duta, with 19 replies.
Last reply by Duta, over 12 years ago:

Oh that transparency increasing is a good point >.< I was doing it by turning them to black but thinking about it now that's wrong :L

How can you add a new actor to the world with specific variables?

By IsaacIIV, with 5 replies.
Last reply by IsaacIIV, over 12 years ago:

ohh i see i was still putting temp().get.. Tower temp = new Tower(); getWorld().addObject(temp,50,50); temp.get("TW-CRT.png","AM-CRT.png",5,30,1,1,200); working great :) thank you

TheNightStrider

mouseClicked reset?

By TheNightStrider, with 9 replies.
Last reply by davmac, over 12 years ago:

that would work, but your original code wouldn't. You see, if betweenClicks was true, it would make it false and then also do the second click action. It HAS to be replaced with an else if

The original code has a 'return' statement inside the conditional block, so it couldn't also do the second click action.

Can't declare a new actor from another actor

By IsaacIIV, with 1 reply.
Replied to by IsaacIIV, over 12 years ago:

SORRY, me being really stupid - its working now

Counter

By Greenfoot15, with no replies.

i want my game to count down from 30 seconds when the game is started my code i have private int startTime =0; public void Counter() { startTime=System.currentTimeMillis(); } public void act() { { if (startTime != 0 && startTime + 30000 >= System.currentTimeMillis()) //30000 means 30 seconds { startTime = 0; doSomething(); } } } public void doSomething() { Greenfoot.stop(); } but it still wont count..

Count labels

By joemoma, with 10 replies.
Last reply by ihatenoahbravo, over 12 years ago:

Love you to Joe

Sound Help

By Sneaky4296, with 18 replies.
Last reply by Sneaky4296, over 12 years ago:

danpost, thank you for all your help. I got it working.

How to set GreenfootSound sound to a variable

By Sneaky4296, with 1 reply.
Replied to by davmac, over 12 years ago:

You store a reference to a GreenfootSound in a variable using the exact same technique as for any other type: GreenfootSound mySound = new GreenfootSound("mySound.mp3");

Bullet problems

By armoredarmada, with 10 replies.
Last reply by armoredarmada, over 12 years ago:

a "key to execute order" was the same as what you said, i just couldnt find the words. heres the ppl1 shooter code: if(";".equals(Greenfoot.getKey())) { bullet ball = new bullet(); getWorld().addObject(ball, getX(), getY()); ball.setRotation(getRotation()); And it is IMPOSSIBLE to use one bullet class because that bullet is programmed to remove any actor from the game on contact (ppl1 and ppl2). If theres another way to make it use only one bullet class then PLEASE tell me. I want to get this game done ASAP so I can show my friend at school. And after I gradua

First game

By magelord4100, with no replies.

Im making a game for a assesment and i was wondering how do I make the world scrool around with the player in the center. This could help my assingment alot.

setRotation(getRotation) error

By armoredarmada, with 2 replies.
Last reply by armoredarmada, over 12 years ago:

thank you! I had getRotation))); wondering why the heck isnt it working! Thank you alot!

hello

By johncolmer, with 10 replies.
Last reply by Morran, over 12 years ago:

When you load Greenfoot for the first time, it should load up the Wombats scenario. If not, try clicking on the "Scenario" tab on the top left corner of the screen, and roll over "open recent". It should give you several options, and if you haven't made a bunch of scenarios since you downloaded Greenfoot, the Wombat scenario should be there. I hope that helps.

High Scores!

By nccb, with 23 replies.
Last reply by Duta, over 12 years ago:

If you look at an alternative method of storing an image (storing the RGB values of each pixel) it begins to be obvious why so much space is required: Imagine an 1000x1000 image -> For each pixel in that you need to store the RGB values -> that's 1,000,000 RGB values. This is obviously pretty similar to how a bitmap (.bmp) file stores an image (and also the reason why .bmp's take up so much more space than the same image in a .jpg form for instance), but still you get the idea :p

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