2011-07-30, 08:22 AM
Oh! It works! Thanks!
I have a question, though; the tutorial that provided the instructions for this asked me to define Wizard as mWizardSprite under the public class.
Would I suffer any future repercussions if I'd instead defined Wizard as Wizard? I tried replacing all instances of mWizardSprite in the code with Wizard, and it worked just as well. But are there any underlying, currently invisible factors that I would wind up changing that could affect future programming? Or is mWizardSprite just another usable name?
I have a question, though; the tutorial that provided the instructions for this asked me to define Wizard as mWizardSprite under the public class.
Would I suffer any future repercussions if I'd instead defined Wizard as Wizard? I tried replacing all instances of mWizardSprite in the code with Wizard, and it worked just as well. But are there any underlying, currently invisible factors that I would wind up changing that could affect future programming? Or is mWizardSprite just another usable name?