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Java MUD feature

Asked by clivecrawdevil in Java Programming Language

Tags: java, mud, programming

Hi Experts

New to Java I am programming a MUD and wanted to include a dance feature which displays a direction on the screen the player is then given a second to press that direction on the direction keys on the keyboard and if it is right their points are incremented by ten.

Such as

Up
(Direction key up is pressed) score = score + 10;
Down
(Direction key right is pressed)
Right
(Direction key right is pressed) Score = score + 10;

Would anyone know how to get started on this kind of feature? I’m not looking for code as I know that is wrong, I’m just not really sure where to start?

Think it must involve a thread and a BufferedReader?
Thanks for any help

Clive
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