jgannon_RaindropGame

raindropGameCode/catcher.pde

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+class Catcher{
+  PVector loc;
+  int diam;
+
+  Catcher(int tdiam){
+    loc = new PVector();
+    diam = tdiam;
+  }
+
+  void display(){
+fill(0);
+ellipse(loc.x,loc.y,diam,diam);
+  }
+
+  void update(){
+    loc.set(mouseX,mouseY);
+  }
+
+}
+

raindropGameCode/raindrop.pde

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+class Raindrop {// declaring all fields  contained within Raindrop Class
+  PVector loc, vel, acc; //declare variables and PVectors and intergers
+  int diam;
+  Raindrop(float x, float y) {
+    diam = 30;
+    loc= new PVector(x, y);
+    vel = new PVector(random(-3, 3), random(-3, 3));
+    acc = new PVector(0, .01);
+  }
+  void display() {
+    fill(253);
+    noStroke();
+    ellipse(loc.x, loc.y, diam, diam);
+  }
+  void fall() {
+    loc.y=loc.y + vel.y;  // add velocity to create fall
+    vel.add(acc); //add gravity to the game
+  }
+  void reset() {
+  loc.y=0;
+  vel.set(0,10);
+  }
+  boolean isInContactWith(PVector mouse) {  //get rid of the rain
+    float d = dist(loc.x, loc.y, mouse.x, mouse.y);   //determine if the mouse is within the circle/in contact
+    boolean c;
+    if ( d < diam/2) {
+      c = true;
+    } else {
+      c =false;
+    }
+    return c;
+  }
+}

raindropGameCode/raindropGameCode.pde

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+int count=100;
 PVector mouse;   //declare a P
-Raindrop r;      //declare a new Raindrop called r
-
+ArrayList <Raindrop> raindrops = new ArrayList();
+//Raindrop[] r = new Raindrop[count];      //declare a new Raindrop called r
+Catcher c;
 // On your own, create an array of Raindrop objects instead of just one
 // Use the array instead of the single object
 // You can start out by just using the single Raindrop as you test
 
 
 void setup() {
   size(1200, 800);
-  mouse = new PVector();                //initialize mouse PVector. value is irrelevant since it will be set at the start of void draw(){}
-  r = new Raindrop(random(width), 0);   //Initialize r. The parameters used are the initial x and y positions
-}
+
+  mouse = new PVector();
+c = new Catcher(50);
+raindrops.add(new Raindrop(mouseX,mouseY));
+//for(int i = 0; i <count; i++){//initialize mouse PVector. value is irrelevant since it will be set at the start of void draw(){}
+//  r[i] = new Raindrop(random(width), 0);
+}//Initialize r. The parameters used are the initial x and y positions
+
 
 void draw() {
-  mouse.set(mouseX, mouseY);             //set value of mouse as mouseX,mouseY
+  mouse.set(mouseX, mouseY);//set value of mouse as mouseX,mouseY
   background(0, 200, 255);
-  r.fall();         //make the raindrop fall. It should accelerate as if pulled towards the ground by earth's gravity
-  r.display();      //display the raindrop
-  if (r.isInContactWith(mouse)) {      //check to see if the raindrop is in contact with the point represented by the PVector called mouse
-    r.reset();                         //if it is, reset the raindrop
-  }
-  if (r.loc.y > height + r.diam/2) {     //check to see if the raindrop goes below the bottom of the screen
-    r.reset();                           //if it does, reset the raindrop
+  raindrops.add(new Raindrop(random(width),0));
+  c.update();
+  c.display();
+  for(int i = raindrops.size()-1; i >= 0; i--){
+    Raindrop r = raindrops.get(i);
+    r.display();
+    r.fall();
+    if(r.isInContactWith(mouse)){
+      raindrops.remove(i);
+    }
   }
-}
+  //for(int i = 0; i < count; i++){
+  //r[i].fall();         //make the raindrop fall. It should accelerate as if pulled towards the ground by earth's gravity
+  //r[i].display();  
+ ////display the raindrop
+  //if (r[i].isInContactWith(mouse)) {      //check to see if the raindrop is in contact with the point represented by the PVector called mouse
+  //  r[i].reset();                         //if it is, reset the raindrop
+  //}
+  //if (r[i].loc.y > height + r[i].diam/2) {     //check to see if the raindrop goes below the bottom of the screen
+  //  r[i].reset();                           //if it does, reset the raindrop
+  //}
+  //}
+}