Adding "planets"

[mygizli04]

It's a concept i've been thinking about, since we gave the AI "eyes" and they aren't smart enough to discover light without light, i've added 2 other "planets" ( like think of like earth but it's only purpose is to make light ). To stop glitches from happening the "planets" are also inhabitable ( That's why they have so little attributes! ) unless a glitch gets found that let's them find a way to live there for long periods of "time". There's definetly more to come and this's just a concept!

[mygizli04]

( Also this is not real code and some random code i threw since i don't know scala sorry about that :/ )

[YHWH-333]

I appreciate you submitting these as a proof of concept; I'll work on the syntax issues at a later time.

I did have class files for heavenly bodies aside from Earth, they just got…lost in the company filesystem. I'm totally supportive of rewriting them anyway. It's good practice.

One suggestion I do have: the Sun class should not be a class nor trait of its own, but actually an instance of a class called Star. Each star should have a collection of orbiting planets as one of its properties, like so:

class Star {
    var orbitingPlanets: Array[Planet];
}

Then in the main program:

var sol: Star = new Star();
sol.orbitingPlanets = {
    mercury,    // Also note that all of the planets must be declared/initiated beforehand.
    venus,
    earth,
    mars, 
    jupiter,
    saturn,
    uranus,
    neptune
}
// add pluto if you'd like

[mygizli04]

Haha, yeah i did it just for fun really. I didn’t even know there was a language called “Scala” :P. I’m not expecting this to be merged or anything but thanks for the tip!

Edit: The proof of concept thing was also just a joke since i realized there weren’t any planets and stuff

Edit2: I answered without reading and didn’t realize it wasn’t a tip but just putting it under a Sun class :