I need some help. I need it badly.

[Identsw]

I'm making a game and I ran into a problem. Heres the code:

package {

import org.axgl.AxState;

public class GameState extends AxState {

           private var tilemap:AxTilemap;

           override public function create():void {

                     tilemap = new AxTilemap().build(Resource.MAP_DATA, Resource.TILES, 10, 10, 3);

         add(tilemap);

                     super.create();

                     trace("Gamestate Created");

           }

           override public function update():void {

                     super.update();

           }

           }

}

Heres the error:

5:  col: 23 Error: Type was not found or was not a compile-time c...

7:  col: 18 Error: Call to a possibly undefined method AxTilemap.

[Ned Murphy · Accepted solution]

If 5 refers to line 5, then it probably means you need to import the AxTilemap class because it is not being found

If 7 refers to line 7, then try creating the tilemap instance first, then try running the build method within it...

tilemap = new AxTilemap();

tilemap.build(Resource.MAP_DATA, Resource.TILES, 10, 10, 3);

[Identsw]

omg thanks thanks thanks

[Identsw]

How to i Import the AxTilemap class?

[Ned Murphy]

You're the closest one to the files to be able to tell.  Look at how you imported the other class (import org.axgl.AxState;) and see if that's also where you will find the AxTilemap class

[Identsw]

i have no idea what your talking about

[moccamaximum]

What Ned meant is:

look at the import statement at the beginning of your class:

import org.axgl.AxState

this tells the compiler where to look for all your files,

there are two different methods to store class files:

globally (the better method)

or locally (in the same directory like your fla/xfl file, the beginners way)

1.download the source files of the gameframework you need from http://axgl.org/ if you didn`t do that already

2.extract the complete folder structure into your main games folder with keeping the hierarchy intact (org/axgl...)

3.If you have never heard of basic OOP concepts and just want to make a little game, prepare for a rude awakening or a serious learning process.