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I apparently mistook what you had in your original code. Reverse the order -- fill first, then draw the rectangle.

Maybe you can have a laser hold which unit it is touching and only deal damage when it does not currently hold the unit it is found to be touching (setting it to a unit when found touching and dealing damage so it does not deal multiple damage).

Use your image names (image1 and image2) to compare (using '==') and set the actor's image to and remove the condition after else.

To program at all, you must be familiar with a programming language. Greenfoot uses the Java language for the classes it provides (World, Actor, GreenfootImage, etc) as well as for user defined class (classes a programmer using greenfoot creates -- mostly classes that extend the World and Actor classes). Main thing to keep

I was taking a closer look at your code. You said: where, in fact, it does not find the nearest one. It only has the actor turn toward the first one listed -- which is not necessarily the closest one. You need to go through the list and compare the distances from the actor to determine which is the closest. For that, you need two variables -- one for the closest actor found so far while going through the list and one for its distance from

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For now, you can just remove lines 47 through 51 from the Collision method as shown above. You can then ask yourself what behavior you want the Spieler object to exhibit when velocity_x is negative and no Box object is encountered (maybe nothing).

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Add the following line inside the last if block (before line 21 as shown above): <Code Omitted>This is the same as: <Code Omitted>

Copy (or move) your three sound files, Hitman.mp3, roblox.mp3 and Fortnite Floss for 6 minutes.mp3 from your Downloads folder to the sounds folder in your test scenario folder. Then drop the paths of all references to those files (just use the filenames with their suffixes). It should run on this site after uploading with those changes made. I do not know if the spaces in the last filename are allowe

thanks for the response =). i did find out after reading up about the ghosts personality's that i was incorrect but tbh i like my version better xD Yes i was pretty sure that the tiles wernt 30x30 but i personally like working with either 30x30 or 60x60 just because i find it works better with finding sprites ill check out the links now Thanks Thomas

Create, keep a reference to (add a field to hold the button object) and check for mouse clicks on the button in the class of the menu. Also, add a field in the class of the button to track which button is currently being hovered on. Basically, something like this:

You first need a reference to that player actor. Basically, something like the following: <Code Omitted>The best place to get the reference in the class depends on how the coordinates are used and how often you need to get them.

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