/*
Professor, I am really lost, and this should not come to you as a surprise, as I have, on many occasions expressed my confusion. I cannot grasp the concept of some of the functions. I get it when someone asks me a question, but to implement the steps  in a manner to be readible is proving to be a difficult task for me. I have pulled my hair out this past week worrying that I must just be a moron. However, that is not the case. Please understand that I am willing to do what I can to pass, but I have found your class to be very hard to follow. I am not going to give up, but, sadly I am afraid that I will not acheive the level of understanding you are asking for me to have already absorbed. Please talk with me after class on Monday 3/24/14. -Jennifer Blomberg-  */

//java//
float left=25;
float top=25;
float bottom=475;
float right=475;
float center=250;
float ballX=250, ballY=250;
float ballDX=3, ballDY=2;
float jenniferX, jenniferY, jenniferDX = 3, jenniferDY = 2; 


void setup(){
 size(500,500);
 fill(255);
 reset();
}

void reset() {
 
}  
  
void draw() {
  //// Next frame. ////
  scene();
  action();
  jennifer();


}
void scene() {
  background(0);
    court();
    line(250,0,250,500);
}
void court() {
  rectMode(CORNERS);
  rect (25,25,475,475);
  fill(225,10,200);
  stroke(255);
  strokeWeight(10);
}


void action() {
  ball();
  collisions();
}

void ball() {
  // move & draw // having trouble w/ the if statement
  ballX += ballDX;
  ballY += ballDY;
  ellipseMode(CENTER);  
  ellipse (ballX,ballY,10,10); 
}

void jennifer() {
 // jennifer's body //
 jenniferDX = mouseX - jenniferX;
 jenniferX = jenniferX + jenniferDX;
 jenniferDY = mouseY - jenniferY;
 jenniferY = jenniferY + jenniferDY;
 rectMode(CENTER);
strokeWeight(5);
rect(350,300, 50, 100);
 // jennifer's head //
ellipseMode(CENTER);
strokeWeight(5);
ellipse(350,300-65, 25,25);
fill(0,0,255);
smooth();


}

/* trying to figure out collisions - for below*/

void collisions() {
  //// Check crashing
  //++++++++++++
}