is it possible to create a variable that contains all worlds and if so how?
jdkdoen05 wrote ...
2022/2/15
Variable for all worlds
public void hitGegnerBullet()
{
Actor GegnerBullet = getOneIntersectingObject(GegnerBullet.class);
if(GegnerBullet != null)
{
World myWorld2= getWorld();
Level1 level1 = (Level1)myWorld2;
HealthBar healthbar =level1.getHealthBar();
if(hitGegnerBullet == false)
{
healthbar.loseHealth();
hitGegnerBullet = true;
if(healthbar.health <=0)
{
leben = 0;
}
} else {
hitGegnerBullet = false;
}
}
}
jdkdoen05 wrote...
is it possible to create a variable that contains all worlds and if so how?jdkdoen05 wrote...
So can I just replace this "Level1" with the parent world?Because my next question has to do with variables again, I'll ask it here in this discussion. Is it possible to use a variable to set the number of enemies that spawn in my world so that the game only stops when all enemies have been destroyed?
jdkdoen05 wrote...
Because my next question has to do with variables again, I'll ask it here in this discussion. Is it possible to use a variable to set the number of enemies that spawn in my world so that the game only stops when all enemies have been destroyed?How is that possible, because I can't write, for example: "if addObject Gegner" and that would be the only thing that would come to my mind.
jdkdoen05 wrote...
How is that possible, because I can't write, for example: "if addObject Gegner" and that would be the only thing that would come to my mind.int gegnersSpawned;
int maxGegners = 10; // adjust as needed
public void addGegner()
{
if (gegnersSpawned < maxGegners)
{
addObject(new Gegner(), 100, 100); // wherever
gegnersSpawned++;
}
}
public void checkEndWave()
{
if (gegnersSpawned == maxGegners && getObjects(Gegner.class).isEmpty())
{
// end wave
}
}jdkdoen05 wrote...
what does "end wave" mean?Oh okay thank you very much. This Code has to be in the World subclass, am I right?
jdkdoen05 wrote...
Oh okay thank you very much. This Code has to be in the World subclass, am I right?This code doesn't work for us. Maybe it's because we have a ScrollWorld (the one they helped me with in another discussion). Do you maybe have a suggestion for a solution?
jdkdoen05 wrote...
This code doesn't work for us. Maybe it's because we have a ScrollWorld (the one they helped me with in another discussion). Do you maybe have a suggestion for a solution?You need to login to post a reply.