[JAVA][Beginning Java 8 Games Development]

Chapter 17 ■ Enhancing Game Play: Creating a Scoring Engine, Adding Treasure and an Enemy Auto-Attack Engine
Figure 17-10. Add .playiSound() method calls in each if() statement body to play different audio for each type
Now we have even more game play interaction in place, as the scoreboard will instantly update correctly on
each collision, and will play an audioClip at the same time, to indicate that a collision has been detected, the type of
collision that has occurred (good or bad), and that the scoreboard has been updated, since after all, this programming
logic is contained in the scoringEngine() method and thus should pertain to the act or scoring in some way or another.
After we test this conditional if() programming logic and make sure that everything works as anticipated, we
can take a look at how to add optimization into this .scoringEngine() method, and then we will be ready to add some
more Actor types, such as the Treasure.java class, which we will be adding next. After that, we can add some enemies
(adversaries) to the InvinciBagel game, as we continue to add features that make our game play more fun and exciting
during the course of this chapter.
Test the game, using the Run ➤ Project work process. As you can see in Figure 17-11, the scoreboard works!
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