I want to have a variable number of objects in an ArrayList and display them all at a time, but my code only displays 1 regardless of the number of objects I have in the list. I think the problem is in my draw function… void draw() { background(0); noFill(); stroke(255); for (int i = 0; i < …

currently your constructor initializes all the elements in the same way, with the same values, so your program is drawing all of them, but they are all drawn one on top of the other. int total = 4; ArrayList<Curly> plist = new ArrayList<Curly>(); float time = random(0, 1); float size = random(300, …

Using ArrayList -- Only One Object Being Displayed

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endymion October 8, 2021, 12:09am 9

Ahh so even though they were random values it wasn’t creating values for each object. Think I had a brain fart. Thank you!

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Using ArrayList -- Only One Object Being Displayed

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