[N1G3L2]

Hey people,
I have been messing around a little bit with the code from brackeen's game tutorial (http://www.brackeen.com/javagamebook/#download) and now have a start for a nice little top down tile-based game/engine. I have the basics done, and now want to implement some sort of shooting/attack for the player. I have made little games in the past where a bullet image would be added and it's x value would be increased/decreased. But I would really like to be able to have the bullet follow the direction of a mouse click. I have also done this in the past, but am having a problem now because when i try to use the Point class, it only accepts integers. So, basically my question is...What would be the best way to go about overwriting the Point class to accept floats as parameters?
I can include some code if it is necessary, but it seems pretty straightforward enough. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks ahead of time people I really appreciate it =)

[CasiOo]

No need to make your own, you can use the Point2D.Float class

[macosxnerd101]

Or Point2D.Double for better precision. Avoid floats unless there is a compelling reason to use them.