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Many thanks danpost finally got it to work properly and it is thanks for all of the help. and thanks for the patience u have shown me. thanks again <Code Omitted>

It's unfortunately not possible to upload a project to app store/play store with greenfoot, but you got a button to publish it on this website, if you want (Ctrl + E)

Understandable, as you quoted before I posted the edit. That is why I mentioned it was edited in my post immediate following the given code.

Thank you

You need another closing bracket after line 61 (which means one needs remove somewhere below that -- probably near the end). Similar concerns at lines 75, 89 and possibly elsewhere. Please fix indentations prior to posting here again. All paired bracket should be at the same indentation positions (that will help in keeping them paired properly)

Works like a charm. Thank you

alright, thank you very much!!

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Assign values to them prior to calling the constructors.

Thanks! It woks pretty well now.

It is not easy to give advice here. On one hand, there is lag due to reading in multiple images during game time. On the other hand, there is a lot of memory used up if the images are loaded up front. However, that is what I think you should do -- load all the images into arrays when you create the character. With these field arrays, you can add one more field array for the one that is currently being used (by setting it equal to one of the others). Use only one timer for the current animation (along with the shot delay timer). You will also not need fields for frame counts (size of arra

You can use the Color class provided by Greenfoot. It is very similar to java.awt.Color. You have to create an image, set the color and then use the drawString method to draw text with the given text color to the background. However, if the text on the image is everything you need, it might be enough to use another constructor for the GreenfootImage class. You can set the text color (‘forgreound’) directly. Check the API here: https://www.greenfoot.org/files/javadoc/greenfoot/GreenfootImage.html

Use "<AbstractButton>" in line 1 (instead of what you put).

I don’t know - java has ways to invoke JavaScript commands. But as far as I know that also doesn’t work online. But if someone can get that to work that would open a whole new set of options.

Upload project here providing source codes.