[JAVA][Beginning Java 8 Games Development]

Chapter 8 ■ Creating Your Actor Engine: Design the Characters for Your Game and Define Their Capabilities
These .get() and .set() methods, which are generated by the NetBeans 8.0 Source ➤ Insert Code ➤ Generate
➤ Getters and Setters menu sequence, will give you the following twenty-four Java method code constructs, which
equates to two methods for each of the twelve variables that we defined within the public abstract Actor class:
public List getImageStates() {
return imageStates;
}
public void setImageStates(List imageStates) {
this.imageStates = imageStates;
}
public ImageView getSpriteFrame() {
return spriteFrame;
}
public void setSpriteFrame(ImageView spriteFrame) {
this.spriteFrame = spriteFrame;
}
public SVGPath getSpriteBound() {
return spriteBound;
}
public void setSpriteBound(SVGPath spriteBound) {
this.spriteBound = spriteBound;
}
public double getiX() {
return iX;
}
public void setiX(double iX) {
this.iX = iX;
}
public double getiY() {
return iY;
}
public void setiY(double iY) {
this.iY = iY;
}
public double getpX() {
return pX;
}
public void setpX(double pX) {
this.pX = pX;
}
public double getpY() {
return pY;
}
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