I can't get my game to work

anyone that helps me gets a free copy KT4W ( a vb.net program me and a friend are about to release)...we plan to sell it for $5
I've been working on the User class and my setters, getters, and constructor are never happy You can download my progress so far here: Camelot.zip If somebody could do just ONE of the Animated subclasses (user, knight, or peasant) i would greatly appreciate it. I'm using Eclipse (Helios) btw. This is due Monday, March 12th.
Thank you - ClubEric.

I suggest you check the java docs for this game here: Javadoc documents for Camelot

Below are the instructions to my assignment:

 

Put your cursor into the main code editing window in Eclipse, hit alt+shift+s and choose the generate getters and setters button. Check the boxes next to the variables you want to create getters and setters for, and Eclipse should generate them automatically.

Unless you want to override the getters/setters in child classes, you only need to have them defined in the class that defines the variable. For instance, you only seem to need to have methods like these defined in Thing, not child classes like User or Animated.

Code:

public void setCol(int col){
		//Set my col to col
	}

Disclaimer: I don't do Java.

 

thanks alot man, you're right i don't need them in the user, knight or peasant classes

Code:

public void move(){
		// Half the time a peasant is too weak to move. He says so. 
		//The other half he moves randomly into one of the four directions: N,S,E,W.  



		//      column
		//
		//		 0 1  2  3  4  5
		//		0
		//		1     N
		//  row         2   W o E
		//		3     S
		//		4
		//		5

		int randomTry = (1 + (int)(Math.random()*2)); // "coin flip"

		if (randomTry == 1){

			int randomDir = (1 + (int)(Math.random()*4));

			switch (randomDir) {
			case 1:  
				r=r-1; //N
				break;
			case 2:  
				r++; //S
				break;
			case 3:   
				c++;//E
				break;
			case 4:   
				c=-1; // W
				break;
			}
		}
		else{
		System.out.println("Peasant too weak to move");
			//do nothing
		}

now i just have to figure out how to get this ^^^ to change his row and column. Any suggestions?

 

Code:

if(Math.random() >= 0.5f) // x is >=0.5 in the range 0-1 half the time
{
  double randomDir = Math.random() * 4;
  if(randomDir >= 0 && randomDir <= 1)
  {
     r--;
  }
  //else if...

  if(r < 0) // wrap around
  {
      r = 10;
  }
  if(r > 10)
  {
      r = 0;
  }
  // etc etc
}

By the way, it looks like your randomTry would be 1 less than half the time. 1 + (Math.random*2) would be 2 on average, since I'm guessing Java rounds values to the nearest integer when typecasting.

 

Yeah bro same prob here, I have to always download the client to play, idk why though