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In Greenfoot, methods can be called in the act method.

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Upload the apk, using google drive, and download it on to your phone. In Greenfoot, the turn method expects what type of information in its parameters Mark for Review (1) Points Parameter void True or false response Integer of steps to move forward Degrees to turn () String statement 4.

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Make a signed apk by going to the build menu in Android Studio.

If you have done this correctly, you will see the assets in android studio.įinally you will make the Android package. Colorful foot prints that guide pedestrians safely through your facility greatly improve safety and help to reduce collisions between pedestrians and. Open the activity file being renamed in step 5, remove the comment in front the statement in method onCreate and assign the class object of your world class to the variableĭroidfootActivity.worldClass (DroidfootActivity.worldClass = SpaceInvadersWorld.class Ĭopy the folders images and sounds which contain the images and sounds of your Greenfoot scenario into the folder DFTemplate/src/main/assets. Please note that you will have to edit all java-files to define the corresponding package-statement as the first statement ( package ).Įliminate all errors in your java-files which can occur due to the differences between the original and the Android Greenfoot class library (see chapter 2). package="" )Ĭopy the java-files of your Greenfoot scenario into the package being renamed in step 4. Open the file AndroidManifest.xml and rename the package-attribute (second line) corresponding to the renaming in step 4 (e.g.

Like on this line with backgroundPosition: '-2247px 0px', -2247px would be the width of your bg image, of course your width is different. Rename the file/class DFTemplateActivity in folder src in the package being renamed in step 4 (bspw. Keep in mind the backgroundPosition in the to () tween needs to be the same width as your background-image. Using 'getImage ().getWidth ()/2' instead of the '1's will place the actor at the edge and totally visible (no part of the actor passed the edge). Open the file strings.xml in folder DFTemplate/src/main/res/values and replace the name DFTemplate by the name of your scenario (e.g. For example, to limit movement to the right so the actor does not go off the visible world: You can change the '1's to a larger value to put more of the actor in the world.