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Wizard Drawing #1

Open tripplyons opened 9 years ago

tripplyons commented 9 years ago

The wizard isn't drawing right.

skyylersiejko commented 9 years ago

Tripp, let me know if this makes sense, it is what i was trying to explain at the coder school on Friday:

<-------------------------------------------------------> method: public void resources(){

starting add resource number must be >0 for the for-loop:

creation of the ArrayList to store resources:

for-loop adds a resource as long as it is less than total amount:

if resources is < the number added:

Do-While checks the iteration then adds 1 and breaks ( the while-condition keeps the resources true so you cant duplicate or keep making resources): \ might be a good idea to work in your paint function in here somehow**

Adds a resource to the resource number:

Checks the number to see if < what that resource can produce ( in this case only 4) and breaks once the condition is met.

}

You are going to need to add the resources painting in here somewhere, but i think it depends on how you have it setup so i will leave you to do that by yourself. This is the base logic of what we are looking for. If you have any question just ask.

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skyylersiejko commented 9 years ago

you can also remove a resource it before the break statement.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:52 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

Tripp, let me know if this makes sense, it is what i was trying to explain at the coder school on Friday:

<-------------------------------------------------------> method: public void resources(){

starting add resource number must be >0 for the for-loop:

  • int addResources = 1;*
  • System.out.println("<-------start ----------------->");*

creation of the ArrayList to store resources:

  • ArrayList Resources = new ArrayList();*
  • for( int i =0; i < addResources; i++){*

for-loop adds a resource as long as it is less than total amount:

  • System.out.println("<-------For-Loop ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

if resources is < the number added:

  • if( Resources.size() < addResources ){*
  • System.out.println("<-------IF ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Do-While checks the iteration then adds 1 and breaks ( the while-condition keeps the resources true so you cant duplicate or keep making resources): \ might be a good idea to work in your paint function in here somehow**

  • do{*
  • Resources.add(addResources);*
  • }while(addResources < Resources.lastIndexOf(Resources)&& addResources <4);*
  • System.out.println("<-------Do-While ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Adds a resource to the resource number:

  • addResources++; *
  • System.out.println("new addResource number:"+addResources); *

Checks the number to see if < what that resource can produce ( in this case only 4) and breaks once the condition is met.

  • if ( i >1){*
  • break; *
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • public static void main(String[] args) {*
  • tripp trys = new tripp();*
  • trys.resources();*
  • }*

}

You are going to need to add the resources painting in here somewhere, but i think it depends on how you have it setup so i will leave you to do that by yourself. This is the base logic of what we are looking for. If you have any question just ask.

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skyylersiejko commented 9 years ago

output is attached.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:55 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

you can also remove a resource it before the break statement.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:52 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

Tripp, let me know if this makes sense, it is what i was trying to explain at the coder school on Friday:

<-------------------------------------------------------> method: public void resources(){

starting add resource number must be >0 for the for-loop:

  • int addResources = 1;*
  • System.out.println("<-------start ----------------->");*

creation of the ArrayList to store resources:

  • ArrayList Resources = new ArrayList();*
  • for( int i =0; i < addResources; i++){*

for-loop adds a resource as long as it is less than total amount:

  • System.out.println("<-------For-Loop ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

if resources is < the number added:

  • if( Resources.size() < addResources ){*
  • System.out.println("<-------IF ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Do-While checks the iteration then adds 1 and breaks ( the while-condition keeps the resources true so you cant duplicate or keep making resources): \ might be a good idea to work in your paint function in here somehow**

  • do{*
  • Resources.add(addResources);*
  • }while(addResources < Resources.lastIndexOf(Resources)&& addResources <4);*
  • System.out.println("<-------Do-While ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Adds a resource to the resource number:

  • addResources++; *
  • System.out.println("new addResource number:"+addResources); *

Checks the number to see if < what that resource can produce ( in this case only 4) and breaks once the condition is met.

  • if ( i >1){*
  • break; *
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • public static void main(String[] args) {*
  • tripp trys = new tripp();*
  • trys.resources();*
  • }*

}

You are going to need to add the resources painting in here somewhere, but i think it depends on how you have it setup so i will leave you to do that by yourself. This is the base logic of what we are looking for. If you have any question just ask.

On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 8:21 AM, Tripp Lyons notifications@github.com wrote:

Closed #1 https://github.com/CaseyManning/resource-mmorpg-/issues/1.

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skyylersiejko commented 9 years ago

This is your new game engine.

the board (in this case) is the "sprite layer"

Have fun , and import your tile map as your background.

see attached "game" file

Best,

Skyy

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:59 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

output is attached.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:55 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

you can also remove a resource it before the break statement.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:52 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

Tripp, let me know if this makes sense, it is what i was trying to explain at the coder school on Friday:

<-------------------------------------------------------> method: public void resources(){

starting add resource number must be >0 for the for-loop:

  • int addResources = 1;*
  • System.out.println("<-------start ----------------->");*

creation of the ArrayList to store resources:

  • ArrayList Resources = new ArrayList();*
  • for( int i =0; i < addResources; i++){*

for-loop adds a resource as long as it is less than total amount:

  • System.out.println("<-------For-Loop ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

if resources is < the number added:

  • if( Resources.size() < addResources ){*
  • System.out.println("<-------IF ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Do-While checks the iteration then adds 1 and breaks ( the while-condition keeps the resources true so you cant duplicate or keep making resources): \ might be a good idea to work in your paint function in here somehow**

  • do{*
  • Resources.add(addResources);*
  • }while(addResources < Resources.lastIndexOf(Resources)&& addResources <4);*
  • System.out.println("<-------Do-While ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Adds a resource to the resource number:

  • addResources++; *
  • System.out.println("new addResource number:"+addResources); *

Checks the number to see if < what that resource can produce ( in this case only 4) and breaks once the condition is met.

  • if ( i >1){*
  • break; *
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • public static void main(String[] args) {*
  • tripp trys = new tripp();*
  • trys.resources();*
  • }*

}

You are going to need to add the resources painting in here somewhere, but i think it depends on how you have it setup so i will leave you to do that by yourself. This is the base logic of what we are looking for. If you have any question just ask.

On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 8:21 AM, Tripp Lyons notifications@github.com wrote:

Closed #1 https://github.com/CaseyManning/resource-mmorpg-/issues/1.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/CaseyManning/resource-mmorpg-/issues/1#event-444578738 .

skyylersiejko commented 9 years ago

actually use this one, It's is better edited. i am going to make a github, please check there from now on to see changes of this code. I will be adding to this just the bare. check it here:

https://github.com/Skyyconnect/BlankGameRPG

On Fri, Nov 20, 2015 at 5:40 PM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

This is your new game engine.

the board (in this case) is the "sprite layer"

Have fun , and import your tile map as your background.

see attached "game" file

Best,

Skyy

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:59 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

output is attached.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:55 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

you can also remove a resource it before the break statement.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:52 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

Tripp, let me know if this makes sense, it is what i was trying to explain at the coder school on Friday:

<-------------------------------------------------------> method: public void resources(){

starting add resource number must be >0 for the for-loop:

  • int addResources = 1;*
  • System.out.println("<-------start ----------------->");*

creation of the ArrayList to store resources:

  • ArrayList Resources = new ArrayList();*
  • for( int i =0; i < addResources; i++){*

for-loop adds a resource as long as it is less than total amount:

  • System.out.println("<-------For-Loop ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

if resources is < the number added:

  • if( Resources.size() < addResources ){*
  • System.out.println("<-------IF ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Do-While checks the iteration then adds 1 and breaks ( the while-condition keeps the resources true so you cant duplicate or keep making resources): \ might be a good idea to work in your paint function in here somehow**

  • do{*
  • Resources.add(addResources);*
  • }while(addResources < Resources.lastIndexOf(Resources)&& addResources <4);*
  • System.out.println("<-------Do-While ----------------->");*
  • System.out.println("Resources:"+Resources);*
  • System.out.println("addResources:"+addResources);*
  • System.out.println("interation number:"+i);*

Adds a resource to the resource number:

  • addResources++; *
  • System.out.println("new addResource number:"+addResources); *

Checks the number to see if < what that resource can produce ( in this case only 4) and breaks once the condition is met.

  • if ( i >1){*
  • break; *
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • }*
  • public static void main(String[] args) {*
  • tripp trys = new tripp();*
  • trys.resources();*
  • }*

}

You are going to need to add the resources painting in here somewhere, but i think it depends on how you have it setup so i will leave you to do that by yourself. This is the base logic of what we are looking for. If you have any question just ask.

On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 8:21 AM, Tripp Lyons notifications@github.com wrote:

Closed #1 https://github.com/CaseyManning/resource-mmorpg-/issues/1.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/CaseyManning/resource-mmorpg-/issues/1#event-444578738 .

CaseyManning commented 9 years ago

So is there a new repository we are writing the game in?

skyylersiejko commented 9 years ago

No, I'm just gonna update the "blank" and and you can check to see any changes for ideas only . Make your own repository and start from there. I'll let you know if you should look at the blank for reference. You need to add your tile map and resource logic to your repository version . My repository is just for reference. Hope this all helps, I think we will be really better off with this version of build, next session we can add threading and state machine and we should be back to where we were. Just try to get the game ready for next time please. Be creative and have fun!

On Saturday, November 21, 2015, CaseyManning notifications@github.com wrote:

So is there a new repository we are writing the game in?

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skyylersiejko commented 8 years ago

tripp,

add this to engine :

<-------------------------------------------------------------------> private StateMachine state;

public Engine { new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) { //adds to the statemachne state.push(state[0]);

                       //wait one second and remove state g
      try{Thread.sleep(1000);  state.pop(state[0]); } // 1 second pause
      catch(Exception e){}
    }
  }
}).start();

<--------------------------------------------------> just add the states in the engine and use state machine to do all the work. Keep it simple!

On Sat, Nov 21, 2015 at 8:59 AM, Skyy Siejko skyyconnected@gmail.com wrote:

No, I'm just gonna update the "blank" and and you can check to see any changes for ideas only . Make your own repository and start from there. I'll let you know if you should look at the blank for reference. You need to add your tile map and resource logic to your repository version . My repository is just for reference. Hope this all helps, I think we will be really better off with this version of build, next session we can add threading and state machine and we should be back to where we were. Just try to get the game ready for next time please. Be creative and have fun!

On Saturday, November 21, 2015, CaseyManning notifications@github.com wrote:

So is there a new repository we are writing the game in?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/CaseyManning/resource-mmorpg-/issues/1#issuecomment-158659202 .