Hi!
Recently I’ve start develop a Flash Game. While I was designing the classes via UML, none problems I’ve found.
Now, applying to Flash, I’ve get so much confused =/
By the logic, I get that far:
package/classes
Game > Game class
characters/ICharacter.as > Interface
characters/*.as > Characters Classes
terrain/Map.as > Map Class**
The problem:
The Game class has 2 properties:
**private var player:ICharacter;
private var terrain:Map;**
Now, if I have to check if player is hitting the terrain, when creating the **new Player()**, I have to pass the **terrain** property as parameter, and hold that property in Player class (Character).
I dont think that is correct... By convention, we should only extend a class if the **subclass if a type of super**, and create property if the **super has a type of subclass**. This is what im doing.
**Game has a Player, and has a Terrain**
So, im suppose to keep this Class Design? Or I must rethink on it?
Thanks in advance.
:drool: