Due: Friday April 24th

For this assignment you will be expanding the flower class and program we've been creating in processing. You should start with either your code that we've been developing in class or with the "new flower object code" from the course schedule.

For this program we want to have multiple types of flowers and to allow the user to "plant" them. Specifically the user should be able to move the mouse around the screen and, by pushing keys, plant two or more different types of flowers, which then grow. This will require changing both the flower class, to handle different types of flowers, and the main program to handle the user input.

Include the following features in the new version of the flower class:

• Add a new variable ("data member") to the flower class that keeps track of the type of flower. We can also use a 0 value to represent a flower that hasn't been planted yet.
• Add functions ("methods") that change the position of a flower (it's x,y values).
• Change the grow() function so that if there is no flower present (the type is a 0) it just returns.
• Change the drawflower() function so that if there is no flower present it just returns. And if there is a flower present (type is not 0) it calls different functions that draw different flowers depending on the type.

Make the following changes to the main program.

• Create a new variable to keep track of how many flowers have been planted. The variable should start at 0 and increase by 1 everytime the user plants a flower. It should not allow the user to plant more flowers than the array of flowers can hold.
• Use the keyPressed() function so that when the user presses a key a flower of a particular type is planted.

Extra Credit

• Create more than two types of flowers.
• Create a 3D effect by changing the maximum size of the grow so that flowers which are "planted" higher on the screen don't gorw as large.
• Add some more background objects (a sun, clouds, birds, etc.). Or use a background image.

Turn in: Save your project with the name [scratchname]Assignment12. E.g. my project would be saved as tsoule89Assignment12 (without the []'s). Zip up the entire project folder - you can find it in your processing folder. Email the zipped project as an attachment to both TAs Allen, Craig (alle7522@vandals.uidaho.edu); MacPhereson, Serendel (macp6269@vandals.uidaho.edu). Make the subject of the email CS112Assignment12.