Comp 152 Project 3: Inheritance

Methods:

• GameEntity Class
• doesCollide: should return true if the rect for this one overlaps the rect for the other GameEntity (hint: see the  java.awt.Rectangle documentation for a method to do this for you)
• takeDamange: reduces health by amount
• toString should print out the entity and its health
  
• Player
• add A constructor (not in the UML above). The constructor should read from a file
• a set (at least 4) of weapon names and damage values. Store this in an instance variable whose name you select (it is not in the diagram so you can choose your own name and type. Make sure that I can add a new weapon/damage combo and your code will still work for all of them.
• start with the usual file loading code - then to help you out consider the following:
• take a look at the String split method
• to convert to a number you can try Integer.parseInt
• swapWeapon:
• display the weapon names that you loaded in the constructor and let the user pick one. Then set weapon damage to the damage value for that weapon.
• changeArmor: should set armor to newArmorValue
• getArmor: should return armor
• attack : should call takeDamage on the enemy
• takeDamage: should reduce the damage by (armor/1000) percent and then call the parent class takeDamage
• toString: standard toString then call parent class toString
  
• Bad_Guy:
• attackClose should call takeDamage on victim passing closeUpDamage as the parameter
• attackFromFar should call takeDamage on victim passing distanceDamage as the parameter
• the Constructor should initialize the two instance variables to some int between 100 and 200 of your choice
• Boss
• Constructor should set the three special damages to three values from 100 to 500 (you choose how)
  
• attackClose should call chooseSpecialAttack and then us its return value as a parameter to call takeDamage on victim
• chooseSpecialAttack should randomly choose (using a java.util.Random object) a value from one to three and return that specialDamage value as its return value (for example if you randomly choose two then return SpecialDamage2)
• Tester
• main: this is the driver. It should test the various classes as follows
• create a player, a bad guy and a boss.
• Repeat the rest below:
• ask the user if they wish to keep playing
• if not end the program
• if so:
• ask the user what the players armor should be
• changeArmor to that value
  
• call swapWeapon to let the player select a weapon
• set the damage appropriately
• have the Bad_Guy attackClose on the player
• have the Player attack the Bad_Guy
• print out the each of your three objects (you'll need to use your toString)
• Have the player attack the Boss
• have the boss attack the player
• print out the each of your three objects (you'll need to use your toString) again

Submission: