CodeMonkey Diagrammes de classes UML UML est une norme complexe de description de programmes informatiques développée par un consortium d'entreprises et de laboratoires, l'OMG. La norme officielle 1.5 est disponible sur leur site. Une nouvelle norme 2.0 est aussi en développement. Ces spécifications sont particulièrement techniques et indigestes. Ce langage compte pas moins de douze différents types de diagrammes permettant de décrire l'architecture et le fonctionnement d'un programme informatique. L'apprentissage de l'utilisation de ce langage de formalisation nécessiterait un cours complet. Dans le cadre du projet, il ne vous est demandé qu'un seul type de diagramme : le diagramme de classe, qui présente les relations entre vos différentes classes. Introduction aux diagrammes de classe Commentaires N'importe quelle information qui ne rentre pas vraiment dans les catégories suivantes, par exemple un morceau de code d'implémentation. Classes La représentation contient trois compartiments : Associations Classe interne Dépendance
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Tile Maps | Coke And Code This tutorial is hopefully a quick overview of how to use a simple tile-map for detecting when game entities hit walls and preventing them walking through them. The tutorial and code makes the assumption that the reader understands about Java 2D accelerated rendering and has some basic Java knowledge. The final game can be see here. Context highlighted source is also available here: Game.java Entity.java Map.java Disclaimer: This tutorial is provided as is. What are they? A tilemap is essentially an grid of cells where the value in the cell indicates what should be at that location. The first nice thing about tilemaps is they’re simple. The second nice thing about tilemaps is that they often save space. The last nice thing (that I can think of) about tilemaps is that they’re quick to access. How do we use them for simple collision? So, why are they are good for collision. How does a tilemap help you? The diagram above shows a simply tile map with a couple of entities (red blobs). Game Map