I am making code to try to make a game and my problem is that my code......

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I am making code to try to make a game and my problem is that my code
will not let it change the hit everytime so im getting the first guy to hit 1 then next hits 8 and so on and always repeats.
Another problem is that I would like it to attack with out me telling it how much times to attack. I am using Object oriented programming.
Here is the code for my objects:
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Random;
import static java.lang.Math.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.color.*;
class rockCrab {
     //Wounding formula
     double sL = 70;                                   // my Strength Level
     double bP = 1;                                   // bonus for prayer (is 1 times prayer bonus)
     double aB = 0;                                 // equipment stats
     double eS = (sL * bP) + 3;                         // effective strength
     double bD = floor(1.3 + (eS/10) + (aB/80) + ((eS*aB)/640));     // my base damage
     //Attack formula
     double aL = 50;                                   // my Attack Level
     double eD = 1;                                   // enemy's Defence
     double eA = aL / eD;                              // effective Attack
     double eB = 0;                                   // equipment bonus'
     double bA = ((eA/10) * (eB/10));                    // base attack
     //The hit formula
     double fA = random() * bA;
     double fH = random() * bD;
     double done = rint(fH - fA);
     //health formula
     double health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
     rockCrab() {
     void attack() {
          health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
          double done = rint(fH - fA);
          fA = random() * bA;
          fH = random() * bD;
          done = rint(fH - fA);
          System.out.println("Rockcrab hit" +done);
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Random;
import static java.lang.Math.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.color.*;
class self {
     //Wounding formula
     double sL = 1;                                   // my Strength Level
     double bP = 1;                                   // bonus for prayer (is 1 times prayer bonus)
     double aB = 0;                                 // equipment stats
     double eS = (sL * bP) + 3;                         // effective strength
     double bD = floor(1.3 + (eS/10) + (aB/80) + ((eS*aB)/640));     // my base damage
     //Attack formula
     double aL = 1;                                   // my Attack Level
     double eD = 1;                                   // enemy's Defence
     double eA = aL / eD;                              // effective Attack
     double eB = 0;                                   // equipment bonus'
     double bA = ((eA/10) * (eB/10));                    // base attack
     //The hit formula
     double fA = random() * bA;
     double fH = random() * bD;
     double done = rint(fH - fA);
     //health formula
     double health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
     self() {
     void attack() {
          health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
          fA = random() * bA;
          fH = random() * bD;
          done = rint(fH - fA);
          System.out.println("You hit" +done);
}Here is the main code that writes what the objects do:
class fight {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          self instance1 = new self();
          rockCrab instance2 = new rockCrab();
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
}when the code is run it says something like this:
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 9
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 38
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 8
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 31
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 7
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 24
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 6
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 17
my point is whatever some one hits it always repeats that
my expected output would have to be something like
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 9
RockCrab hit 9
your health is 37
you hit 3
RockCrabs health is 6
RockCrab hit 4
your health is 33
you hit 2
RockCrabs health is 4
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 26
you hit 3
RockCrabs health is 1
RockCrab hit 6
your health is 20
Edited by: rade134 on Jun 4, 2009 10:58 AM

Answer 1

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