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creating a window

Asked by compscigirl in Java Programming Language

Tags: catastrophe

hi guys, i finished the AP comp sci class recently and we're supposed to create a game for our final project.
here is my brief description of the game: (it is sort of like Ant City, but i'll add more features to it)

We're planning on doing an endless computer game, in which players accumulate points by destroying people in a city using natural catastrophes (lightning, earthquakes). People will be generated from the buildings, but at some point the buildings will be destroyed after so many catastrophes have occurred within a given radius. People can't be generated from ruined buildings, so when all the buildings in the particular square that the people are inhabiting at the moment are destroyed, the player can move on to another part of the city to wreak havoc there as well. Each city will be of a certain size so that players can only roam around so far. Level completion will require that the whole city is destroyed within a time limit, which will be imposed to ensure that a player can't camp in one spot and thus gain enough points for the next level. Cities will be regenerated (as new levels) if the player reaches a certain level of points for each level. The difficulty in each level will be grow by increasing the number of "hits" each individual needs from being struck by a catastrophe to die. There will also be different types of catastrophes that a player can use on a person, each one with different damage levels and also amount of time it takes to use each one.





*can anyone please teach me how to create a window which users can click on and how to do graphics? thank you very much.
 
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