Can u help me with this interesting game?

Hi, I’m trying to make a game which consists of joining two points without touching the bombs that were generated.

I have advanced a lot in the game, I have to do that when the player wins everything is restarted and the bombs are repainted, could you help me? Thank you :frowning:

Code :

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
int [][] cuadricula;
int[]ran;
int[]rann;
Bombas minas;
int w = 100;
int h = 100;
int margen = 100;
int dif;
Cuadricula c;
int contador;
int vidabomba;
int xv, yv;
int tx, ty;
boolean ganar;
boolean pintarc;

int a, b;




void setup() {
  background(51);
  size(800, 800);
  cuadricula = new int[6][6];
  ganar =true ;
  pintarc = true;
  vidabomba=255;
  c = new Cuadricula();
  dif=6;
  ran= new int[dif];
  rann= new int[dif];
  tx=(int)random(3, 5);
  ty=(int)random(3, 5);
  minas = new Bombas();
  minas.generarMinas();
  c.DibujarC();
}

void draw() {




  minas.pintarBombas();
  vidabomba-=4;
  fill(#0000FF);
  rect(margen, margen, w, h);
  rect(margen+w*tx, margen+h*ty, w, h);
}






void mouseClicked() {


  for (int i=1; i< dif; i++) {
    if (mouseX >= margen+w*ran[i] && mouseX <= (margen+w*ran[i])+100 && mouseY >= margen+h*rann[i] && mouseY <= (margen+h*rann[i])+100) {

      textSize(48);
      text("BOOM! :(", width/2-100, height/2);
      println("TOCO 11111111111");
      noLoop();
    }
  }


  for (int f = 0; f < cuadricula.length; f++) {
    for (int c = 0; c < cuadricula[f].length; c++) {
      if (mouseX >= margen + c*w && mouseX <= (margen + c*w)+100 &&
        mouseY >= margen + f*h && mouseY <= (margen+f*h)+100) {

        fill(0, 0, 255);
        rect(margen + c*w, margen + f*h, 100, 100);
      }
    }
  }


  for (int i=1; i< dif; i++) {
    xv=margen+w*tx;
    yv=margen+h*ty;



    if (mouseX >= xv && mouseX <= xv+100 && mouseY >= yv && mouseY <= yv+100  ) {

      tx=(int)random(3, 5);
      ty=(int)random(3, 5);
      c.DibujarC();
      minas.generarMinas();
      if (ganar==true) {
        contador++;
      }
      ganar = false;




      JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Ganaste, puntos: "+contador);
      vidabomba=255;

      redraw();
    } else {
      ganar=true;
    }
  }
}



class Bombas {

  Bombas() {
  }

  void dibujarBombas(int xb, int yb  ) {
    noStroke();
    fill(#FF0000, vidabomba);
    ellipse(xb, yb, 70, 70);
    fill(255, vidabomba);
    ellipse(xb-20, yb-10, 15, 15);
    fill(#FF0000, vidabomba);
  }

  void pintarBombas() {

    for (int i=1; i<dif; i++) {

      fill(51);
      noStroke();
      rect(margen+w*ran[i]+5, margen+h*rann[i]+5, w-10, h-10);
      minas.dibujarBombas(margen + w*ran[i]+50, margen+h*rann[i]+60 );
    }
  }


  void generarMinas() {
    //Generar minas
    for (int i=1; i<dif; i++) {
      ran[i]=(int)random(6);
      rann[i]=(int)random(6);

      if (ran[i] == ran[i-1]) {
        ran[i]=(int)random(5);
      }

      if (rann[i] == ran[i-1]) {
        rann[i]=(int)random(5);
      }


      if (ran[i]==0&&rann[i]==0) {
        ran[i]=(int)random(5);
        rann[i]=(int)random(5);
      }

      if (ran[i]==tx && rann[i] ==ty) {
        ran[i]=(int)random(5);
        rann[i]=(int)random(5);
      }

      if (ran[i]==0 && rann[i] == 0) {
        ran[i]=(int)random(5);
        rann[i]=(int)random(5);
      }
    }
  }
}

class Cuadricula {
  Cuadricula() {
  }

  void DibujarC() {


    for (int f = 0; f < cuadricula.length; f++) {
      for (int c = 0; c < cuadricula[f].length; c++) {

        //Dibujar el cuadro

    fill(51);
        stroke(0);
        strokeWeight(2);
        rect(margen + w*c, margen + h*f, w, h);
      }
    }
  }
}

First you should format Your code. You can do that by editing Your post, highlight you code and press the </> button. That makes the whole code a lot neater in Your post and will also take up less Space. Which means it’s easier to read, copy and run.

When you start up your game you specify a few things. For example if I made a simulation of a ball rolling from lefft to right, I specify its postition, diameter, direction and speed. When I restart the simulation, I need to specify some of these variables again. Some change, and some don’t. It’s not neccesary to specify the diameter again, because it didn’t change. But I have to specify the location. And maybe the speed, if I have implemented an acceleration.

So what you need to do with your game is to og through your code and figure out what are the variables that change during the game? What stays the same? Then you can make a function called reStart(); which changes all the variables that has changed throughout the game.

I already did it sir, can u now check it? thanks