- First of all, you need to init the engine object. GameEngineProvider class permit you to engine core, for performance, use:
Engine engine = GameEngineProvider.getEngine();Note: Engine is singleton object, that means, all next calls of getEngine will return the same engine object.
- The next one step is to init Field class, by:
Field field = engine.obtainNewField(Size size);Available Size classes:
- SquareSize (represent the square area, constructor takes one parameter)
Initialization finished
Note: unfinished initialization will crash your program with SessionNotObtainedException.
The Engine interface
Field obtainNewField(Size size);
Field getOriginField();
Field getPreviousField(int steps);
Field clickCurrentField(Point point);
int calculateCurrentScore();- getOriginField resets current matrix
- getPreviousField moves your game board to counted steps back. To make single back movement call getPreviousField(1)
- clickCurrentField obtain new field, by user click. Use with Click class.
- calculateCurrentScore returns current score
Point interface
int getX();
int getY();There are a lot of point inherited classes. The most valuable is Click class.
public Click(int x, int y)MIT License
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