You need to get the reference to the object you want to ghet the rotation from and then you can easily get it's rotation using the getRotation method. To see how you can get a reference of an object you should do this tutorial.

If you are trying to get the value by static methods that will not work. Except you declare a variable rotation (which is static) and in every act cycle you set the value of this variable to the objects rotation: Then you can excess this value like you are trying to do. But this will only work if you only got one instance of this object in your world, because static variables have got the same value for all instances of the object. If you got more that one instance the values that are returnd will probably be wrong.

The easiest way to accomplish this is as follows:

I was just about to post a discussion about this, so I put the code in that danpost just put up and it is telling me that the cannot find symbol-addObject method. This is what I have with danpost's code added Also, I have the code set that the bullet fires every time the space bar is hit, but instead of firing one bullet, it fires a stream of bullets, what is the way around that?

You cannot rotate the Class itself. You have to rotate an actor object created from that class.

This is my way around that firts declare an int called ammo then add

change that to a higher number if you want it to wait longer

It really depends on what functionality is wanted. Whether the action should occur when the spacebar is pressed or not. Whether each press creates a new bullet or a regulated stream while the key is held down.

I was just trying to make it easier and faster to come up with a solution that will fit the scenario (not saying that yours will not work; and, it may be all that is needed). If the specifics were given, then a final solution could be readily forthcoming.