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Works now, I just noticed I had a method checkWall() which prevents my character from touching and/or going through the wall, so the if statement(Line 12) was not running.

Thanks it worked! :)

thank you

thank you so much....

Since Rosetta 2 should be able to run x64 based programs for Intel it should work. But I don’t have a Mac

Show class codes for pong pieces. Also, show first line in your world's constructor (it would start with "super("...)

Ah yes I'm always missing sth thank you

You need an addObject line to put question in the world.

Actually ... no. You do not have to use GridActor (specific to a grid world) and you do not need an actor for the grid (grid can be drawn onto the world background). All coordinates will be based on "cell" width A virtual 0 coordinate would be just half a "cell" width. A virtual 1 coordinate would be one and one-half "cell" widths. All are half a "cell" width plus the virtual coordinate times a "cell" width.

The problem is that when the object is created it is not in a world yet. So, it has to add itself to the world first, then it can add other objects. These information have to be passed into the constructor. <Code Omitted>By doing so you can also replace this <Code Omitted>with this <Code Omitted>

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thx all for help me ^^

In your constructor, you add “new” instances of the Intel and AMD classes. There are not the ones in your variables, so the mouseClicked method will always return false. As a side note, you shouldn’t use the very same names for classes and objects to avoid confusion.

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Being a beginner, I don't understand all your code. I don't know how to apply it in my code with the values and classes I have. But thanks anyway! And thank you for your previous quick answers, I appreciate it