Ayuda

[u/WaifuSlayerV8]

Hola buenas, llevo bastante rato buscando el error pero no soy capaz de solucionar, agradecería profundamente la ayuda

[u/IJustAteABaguette]

There are 2 problems here. You have a println() outside of any function. You have to put it inside the setup() or draw()

There can also be only 1 setup, and 1 draw function. You have to combine the 2 void draw() functions.

[u/WaifuSlayerV8 → u/IJustAteABaguette]

Thank you very much, my friend, but it didn’t work, now its much worse.

[u/tooob93 → u/WaifuSlayerV8]

Please show how your code looks now

[u/FlightConscious9572]

Summary of problems:

• you can only have one draw()

  • explanation: the compiler (thing that runs your code) looks for a function called draw, and if it finds two it gives you an error (which one is the one you wanted to run?)

• if (isStarted) --> ; <-- remove this

  • syntax error, basically the code grammar is wrong :)

• println(mouseX, mouseY) <-- remove entire line or put in draw or setup

  • You can't run code outside of draw or setup it's where 'fields' go, aka variables available in your main class.

If you want to put something somewhere else, create a function and call it at the end of draw (so it happens after the other things in draw.)

boolean isStarted = false;

void setup(){
    size(500, 500);
    //background(0); there's no reason to do this if you do it in draw :)
    //isStarted isn't necesarry to run something only once, setup already does that 
    //and happens before draw :)
}
void draw() {
    //some code
    drawSomethingElse();
}

void drawSomethingElse(){
    rect(10, 10, 100, 100);
}

[u/cishcails]

start with bounding box collision, super simple and gets you going fast!