Some kind of ball-popping game? Maybe.

This was originally supposed to be an assignment for my basic programming class; just an experiment with random motion, combined with a common method to make the objects disappear. Somehow it turned into a simple game that I find myself playing when I'm bored, so I thought I'd share it. Comments would be appreciated, even if it's to tell me that it's dumb. But go easy on my, since it's my first truly interactive program.

Originally Posted by Chris101b

Can I get some feedback? Silence scares me.

Um… yeah. What he said.

Originally Posted by DrJim

Be careful - silence may be better than the other options.

Those other options actually sound pretty good about now. If it's a big stinky, turd, I'd like to know that it's a big, stinky turd.

[jediaction]

Well, now im answering for good feed back. This is amazing. Really, i love it. Keep working. Now all you need is this music...

[arty-fishL]

Originally Posted by jediaction

Well, now im answering for good feed back. This is amazing. Really, i love it. Keep working. Now all you need is this music...

Where have I heard this music before? I cant remember, but Im sure it was in something you made.

[dubastot]

Simple, but fun game! Nice touch with the music jedi.

[jediaction]

Originally Posted by arty-fishL

Where have I heard this music before? I cant remember, but Im sure it was in something you made.

Hmm, its either my un-released Orb game....or my One Game studios custom opening. I think its the One Game studios opening. Is that it?

[arty-fishL]

Originally Posted by jediaction

Hmm, its either my un-released Orb game....or my One Game studios custom opening. I think its the One Game studios opening. Is that it?

Actually I think it is your Orb game, I remember playing that; but it was unfinished.

Thanks for the comments. Thanks for the music, jediaction; I think it works pretty well with the game. I added two difficulty levels, and music to go with each, as well as some other minor modifications to the code that don't affect gameplay. But I'm having a problem; maybe someone can help me with it. For some unfathomable reason, the music track for the normal difficulty starts playing on both easy and hard modes after the first or second ball is clicked. The object that calls the method for the music tracks is moved below the ground before the game actually starts, so there's no accidentally clicking on an invisible object. I can't figure out why it does this. Any help would be great.

[jediaction]

Originally Posted by arty-fishL

Actually I think it is your Orb game, I remember playing that; but it was unfinished.

Great, you have the game, i knew i sent it to someone. Can you give it to me in private post so i can continue. I lost the file

Originally Posted by angelxero

Thanks for the comments. Thanks for the music, jediaction; I think it works pretty well with the game. I added two difficulty levels, and music to go with each, as well as some other minor modifications to the code that don't affect gameplay. But I'm having a problem; maybe someone can help me with it. For some unfathomable reason, the music track for the normal difficulty starts playing on both easy and hard modes after the first or second ball is clicked. The object that calls the method for the music tracks is moved below the ground before the game actually starts, so there's no accidentally clicking on an invisible object. I can't figure out why it does this. Any help would be great.

Great, i'll check it out when i get back home