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Make sure you do not execute the code after the object was removed from the world. So if there are more than one possibility that the object is removed, you have to exit the act method so the other one is not executed. (If there is only one possibility, you can just write it at the end of the act method so no other code which requires it to be in the world is executed after that.) In other world, if you remove an object from the world from its act method, the rest of the act method will be executed for the last time if you don't exit it. A method like 'isTouching' uses the world in which the

I thought they would just be removed from the world and the world adds a new one because it sees that none is in the world. Maybe decreasing score if the user failed to catch it.

I will try it in my project thank you(even if it doesn't)

Ohh-ok thanks for the help. I think when I looked through other peoples code I got confused by how invoking methods and constructors from different actors worked. I should have also probably coded this for the overarching enemy class, seeing as all the actors have the exact same traits. Thanks alot for your help though, I really appreciate it.

To decrease the flying/moving speed, you could set the 10 in line 32 to a lower value. And you could move this line to the beginning, so you can find it easier the next time. ;) If you want less arrows appear in the same time, you need to change the code from where the arrow is added to the world.

thanks worked perfectly.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

thanks alot

Is this code in your active world?