I thought I was (though I did ramble about random things, just a little excited ), sorry. I'm having trouble importing and using other packages besides those in java.* or javax.* .

When I create my own package, I get an error saying : "package "x" doesn't exist" when I try to compile. The class can even be in the same directory as main.

The current organization (or lack of) of my program is as follows

MyGame Folder:
class x, class x1, class x2, ... class xn .

So when I do javac *.java it looks in the current directory (MyGame) that contains my main class and finds all the other classes.

I want to add a folder containing  classes related to one thing and all the classes in that folder would be in the same package , so it would be:

MyGame Folder:
MyPackage 1:
  class p, class p1 ... class pn

class x

Where I could import one of the "p" classes from class x (which would contain main)  with a statement like:

import MyGame.MyPackage1.class p;

and can still compile with javac  . I want to avoid the use of an IDE before I know how to do it myself.

I thought I was (though I did ramble about random things, just a little excited ), sorry. I'm having trouble importing and using other packages besides those in java.* or javax.* .

When I create my own package, I get a ClassNotFoundException when I try to compile. The class can even be in the same directory as main.

The current organization (or lack of) of my program is as follows

MyGame Folder:
class x, class x1, class x2, ... class xn .

So when I do javac *.java it looks in the current directory (MyGame) that contains my main class and finds all the other classes.

I want to add a folder containing  classes related to one thing and all the classes in that folder would be in the same package , so it would be:

MyGame Folder:
MyPackage 1:
  class p, class p1 ... class pn

class x

Where I could import one of the "p" classes from class x (which would contain main)  with a statement like:

import MyGame.MyPackage1.class p;

and can still compile with javac  . I want to avoid the use of an IDE before I know how to do it myself.

I thought I was (though I did ramble about random things, just a little excited ), sorry. I'm having trouble importing and using other packages besides those in java.* or javax.* .

The current organization (or lack of) of my program is as follows

MyGame Folder:
class x, class x1, class x2, ... class xn .

So when I do javac *.java it looks in the current directory (MyGame) that contains my main class and finds all the other classes.

I want to add a folder containing  classes related to one thing and all the classes in that folder would be in the same package , so it would be:

MyGame Folder:
MyPackage 1:
  class p, class p1 ... class pn

class x

Where I could import one of the "p" classes from class x (which would contain main)  with a statement like:

import MyGame.MyPackage1.class p;

and can still compile with javac  . I want to avoid the use of an IDE before I know how to do it myself.

I thought I was (though I did ramble about random things, just a little excited ), sorry. I'm having trouble importing and using other packages besides those in java.* or javax.* .

The current organization (or lack of) of my program is as follows

MyGame Folder:
     class x, class x1, class x2, ... class xn .

So when I do javac *.java it looks in the current directory that contains my main class and finds all the other classes.

I want to add a folder containing  classes related to one thing and all the classes in that folder would be in the same package , so it would be:

MyGame Folder:
MyPackage 1:
  class p, class p1 ... class pn

class x

Where I could import one of the "p" classes from class x (which would contain main)  with a statement like:

import MyGame.MyPackage1.class p;

and can still compile with javac  . I want to avoid the use of an IDE before I know how to do it myself.

I thought I was (though I did ramble about random things, just a little excited ), sorry. I'm having trouble importing and using other packages besides those in java.* or javax.* .

The current organization (or lack of) of my program is as follows

MyGame Folder:
     class x, class x1, class x2, ... class xn .

So when I do javac *.java it looks in the current directory that contains my main class and finds all the other classes.

I want to add a folder containing  classes related to one thing and all the classes in that folder would be in the same package , so it would be:

MyGame Folder:
     MyPackage 1:
          class p, class p1 ... class pn

     class x

Where I could import one of the "p" classes from class x (which would contain main)  with a statement like:

import MyGame.MyPackage1.class p;

and can still compile with javac  . I want to avoid the use of an IDE before I know how to do it myself.