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== Step 1: Making a New World == | == Step 1: Making a New World == | ||
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| − | On the right-hand side, there are two boxes: One under "World classes" called "World" and another under "Actor classes" called "Actor". | + | First, right-click the following image and select Save As... and save it in the folder where you created your Greenfoot program. |
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| + | On the right-hand side of your Greenfoot window, there are two boxes: One under "World classes" called "World" and another under "Actor classes" called "Actor". | ||
Right-Click "Actor" and select "New subclass..." | Right-Click "Actor" and select "New subclass..." | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 3 April 2012
COMP 1010 Home > Back to Extra Labs
IntroductionThis lab is an introduction to Greenfoot. Greenfoot is an interactive tool for building Java programs using a mixture of programming and interactivity. With Greenfoot, you are able to get a 2D graphic program up and running much faster than you would using regular Java. To familiarize you with Greenfoot, we will show you how to build a simple Breakout game. |
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Step 0: Starting a New Scenario
Step 1: Making a New World
Step 2: Adding a Paddle
First, right-click the following image and select Save As... and save it in the folder where you created your Greenfoot program.
On the right-hand side of your Greenfoot window, there are two boxes: One under "World classes" called "World" and another under "Actor classes" called "Actor".
Right-Click "Actor" and select "New subclass..."
Name your subclass Paddle by entering it into the New class name textbox.
Step 3: Creating a Bouncing Ball
Step 4: Breakout Needs Bricks
System.out.println("Hello Greenfoot");
