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Tile Collision
I have multiple tiles in an array list. I want to set collision between them and the player. Currently, I am trying to do the collision check by a static boolean in the player class, but with this:
for(int i = 0; i < tiles.size(); i++) { if(tiles.get(i).collision) { Player.collision = true; }else{ Player.collision = false; } }
I'm guessing you can tell that if any of the tiles do not have the collision, neither does the player. Does anybody know what I should do?
Thanks!
Re: Tile Collision
Could you be more specific? What is the program doing incorrectly? How is tiles.get(<int>).collision determined?
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Re: Tile Collision
When you change value of a variable in a loop, its value will be what the last change was. Any previous changes will have been forgotten. Sort of like:
x = 1;
x = 4;
x = 2;
the 4 and 1 are gone at the last statement.
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