Thread: Class Waypoints

What package is the WayPoint class in?

What kind of program are you trying to write? Are you going to use the Java SE classes?

For now I have only one package. Do I need to create new package? I am not even sure what is their purpose. I installed NetBeam just 2 weeks and I wasn't programming in Java before.

Java SE... had to use google to find out what SE means (Standard Edition). Yes, I am using Java SE classes so far.

There is a car simulator. On left bottom corner is mini-map. White point is position of the car. And I want to add to the mini-map waypoints and let Robot to control the car. And I need to know how to do that, what to use and everything that can help me because I am just beginner in Java

I am not sure if I have to use class WayPoints or not.

I know that in Java is class WayPoint

Where did you see that there was a WayPoint class in Java? I've never seen it.

What is a car simulator? How does that connect with a java program?
Same question about the mini-map, What is it and how does connect with a java program?

If you are just beginning java there are many things you will have to learn before starting to write this program.

WayPoint (Envinsa 4.1 Java Edition)
I found it on google when I was looking for creating waypoints... So it is not in Java SE then?

I wanted to use this for detecting car's position:

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.Toolkit;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.awt.Dimension;
 
public class PixelScan
{
    static Robot r;
    static BufferedImage bi;
    static Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    static Dimension scrn = toolkit.getScreenSize();
    public static void main (String[] args)throws AWTException
    {
        r=new Robot();
        bi=r.createScreenCapture(new Rectangle(1153,525,206,209));
        Color c=new Color(222,222,221); //we are looking for white colour
        for(int x=0;x<ff.scrn.width;x++)
        {
            for(int y=0;y<ff.scrn.height;y++)
            {
                if(bi.getRGB(x, y)==c.getRGB())
                {
                    return x,y; // this has to be fixed, not sure how to return coordinates
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

In Rectangle: 1153 is 'x' and 525 is 'y' coordinate of the beginning point/pixel of rectangle (mini-map in our case) - left upper corner.
206 is width to the right of rectangle and 209 is height to the down of the rectangle, right?


x=1153,525
x---------------> End of this point is 1153+206 (width of mini-map)
|
|
|
|
|
|
ˇ End of this point is 525+209 (height of mini-map)

Robot r will create a screen of that rectangle and then double 'for' and 'if' will find position of white point/pixel.

Based on that the robot will be simulating keypress (W,A,S,D) to control the car.

.. So it is not in Java SE then?

That's correct, it is not in Java SE. That link goes to some third party's code.