What is happening right now? Latest Scenarios ProjectV6 prototype "... eat the pie lev... BulletFinal BulletPractice Battleship more Popular Scenarios Jump! AddThis LetterMemory SØL Parking Escape Evanescence ima... more Popular Users more Popular Collections Optical Illusions Reusable actors... BCC-IME-USP Scenario showcase more reply to Animation problems By danpost - 4 minutes ago I think you have some extraneous code at the end of one of your classes. That may be why you cannot open it in Greenfoot. reply to How do you make a method to check if on ground? By danpost - 7 minutes ago Since you have a check for 'space' to jump in the 'act' method, you can remove the check for 'space' to jump in the 'checkKeys()' method. reply to getWorld().removeObject(this); // Actor not in world error By needcodehelp - 21 minutes ago Thank you, will try! Comment on ProjectV6 By dlanni - 36 minutes ago Press 'Open in Greenfoot' to access game and code. I need help with my animation code in class 'Lana'. New Scenario: ProjectV6 By dlanni - 40 minutes ago Having Animation problems. Need A Hint: How to use a loop and array in... By Loopy, with no replies. I have not yet caught on to how to do loops and arrays. I need to make an image of a test pattern. I have figured out the colors and sizes of the bars but not how to actually make the bars. How do I start? Update: prototype "Bleach" By hobbes138 - about 2 hours ago This is phase 2 of my "game". Added some monsters and I built up the map some more. Sword attack doesn't do anything right now, th ... Comment on Pathfinding By matt.milan - about 2 hours ago it's easy to see how useful this is for ai actor movement logic but i wonder what other applications it may have. very interesting ... reply to Movement for Enemy By kartikitrak - about 3 hours ago The reason why the enemies on the sides lower is because of this part: <Code Omitted> reply to How to birth an death By danpost - about 3 hours ago You could just combine the two by using <Code Omitted> Equivalent, but not exactly the same (as removing and adding cancel each other out, here). But, if you want to keep them seperate, then use this: <Code Omitted> I think, though, that you are going to need some type of population control (or you will run out of memory eventually). reply to How do you detect whether certain actors are gone By kartikitrak - about 3 hours ago Thanks so much! It worked perfectly : D reply to A strange NullPointer By darkmist255 - about 3 hours ago Well, all appears to be fine and dandy after cleaning up a bunch of code, I think I must've called the method twice? That was more difficult than it should've been :D.
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