Let’s say that we have a simple class in use here: boolean wheatClicked = false; boolean carrotClicked = false; boolean potatoClicked = false; class Crop { int quantity; Crop(int cropQuantity) { quantity = cropQuantity; } void IncrementData() { quantity += 1; } whea…

Yes. Instead of having one object for each of your crops, put all your crops in an array. It’s like a list of them. [image] anon94203042: Crop wheat; Crop carrot; Crop potato; Becomes just: Crop[] crops = new Crop[12]; Now you suddenly have space for a dozen Crop objects! Next, use a loo…

How to loop through objects?

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anon94203042 February 22, 2020, 2:37am 3

Cool! Thanks!

Oh and yes, I can do stuff with mousePressed and all that. This was just a short snippet I created.

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How to loop through objects?

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