The issue though is I have it setup in a menu choice, so that way I can test each creation process individually, however I go and run the first one, it works fine, but after the first one the other ones appear to run fine BUT they don't appear to give me the information displayed like they should've... Here's the calls below, which I think the issue maybe.

The code is located in my Main function


I removed the extra classes I had with the stuff above because all it had in it was the menu choices.

If the code for each of the things above is needed, tell me please?

Oh and I have debugged this, tried to figure out what is messing with it but I keep getting the same issue.

I have been trying to locate something about this on the wiki or in google and so far no such luck.

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I have never used Java so I may be off here, but is "i" being set back to 0 after each use? This can probably be more easily resolved if you use a for/loop instead, too:



So you know exactly what "i" will start and stop at without having to write a few extra lines. I also just find it a bit more clear to use for/loop instead of while/loop or do/while in cases like this where you're starting from A and moving in equal steps to B where A and B are both defined... its the same in the end, but it just allows the reader of the code (yourself) know what kind of loop it is.

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Went and tried it, nothing changed, I think I may have ta due some more debugging or something. Heh.

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Well, It would be a little easier to debug with the full code, or the used methods at least. But, here is a shot..

First I wanted to see if the menuchoice = menu(); is returning an int from the user? (I'm assuming so-- but I was wondering if maybe you were establishing a menuchoice before executing that code, in which that call would overwrite it. ('just throwing out suggestions)

Also, I also agree with the above poster, but I would tweak it just slightly to use

But that is just personal style. 'not sure if it would help at all.

Yeah, creating the variable in the for/loop when its just being used to iterate is definitely a good idea. I didn't mention it just because he was already leaving it out of his while/loops for whatever reason.

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I know this is kinda an old post and you may have already given up on it, but for those who are looking at it now the problem is iterating i in the while loop. If you run case one i will increase and stay at that value, then if you run case 2 it will not even enter the loop because i has already exceeded the range in which it will enter the loop. A fix for this would be like other posted the for loop and instead of declaring i outside the loop declare it inside the for so something like this

for(int i = 0; i <= 5; i++)
{
item.createItems();
}

for(int i = 0; i <= 5; i++)
{
monster.createMonster();
}

Could you try a static method as an getNewMonster, getNewMonsterArray(size)

Whoa this got necro'd... LOL, this has been handled though. Thanks all, just never posted the updated results... I was indeed no resetting i at the time. All is good, I fixed the issue. LOL

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