You are going to create a "roll the dice" application. It will look like this: Result: 2 Roll Dice The way it works is that when you click on the "Roll Dice" button, it will cycle through the dice images a random number of times until landing on the final one, which will have the total of the two dice. At that point, it will show the sum of the dice. If you click on ONE die, it will "roll" that one and then update the total. Hints: Since there's little "skeleton" code available, modify the "ImagePanel" code. The ActionListeners/MouseListeners will update the image in the ImagePanel and repaint() a random number of times before settling on the final value.

You are going to create a "roll the dice" application. It will look like this: Result: 2 Roll Dice The way it works is that when you click on the "Roll Dice" button, it will cycle through the dice images a random number of times until landing on the final one, which will have the total of the two dice. At that point, it will show the sum of the dice. If you click on ONE die, it will "roll" that one and then update the total. Hints: Since there's little "skeleton" code available, modify the "ImagePanel" code. The ActionListeners/MouseListeners will update the image in the ImagePanel and repaint() a random number of times before settling on the final value.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter15: Using Javafx And Scene Builder

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CP

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