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IT WORKED! Thanks a lot!

public class ball extends Actor { /** * Act - do whatever the ball wants to do. This method is called whenever * the 'Act' or 'Run' button gets pressed in the environment. */ public void act() { { boy1HitIt(); } public void boy1HitIt() { Actor boy1; player=getOneObjectAtOffset(0,0,boy1.class); if (boy1 !=null) { setLocation(getX()-4, getY()); } } } und das ist der spieler was fehlt mir??????? public class boy1 extends Actor { /**

works great thank you man:)

There are various actors in there I should point out because its not very clear!!!

temporarily, here is the link to the online api for more, the developers should answer

Hmm okay. What im trying to do is that i have two worlds and i need the zombies to spawn from different areas depending on the world they are in. to do this i decided to add an 'if' statement before the spawning code but i need that if to check if an actor specific to each world exists. so for example. i will place a blank actor in the first room called room1check and the if statement needs to see if it is in the world, if it is then it can spawn zombies from location A, B, and C. and if its im room 2 there will be an actor called room2check that if found by the if statement to exist, will all

What all will you be tracking the health of? does the class only have one object created from it or multiple objects for the health of multiple things? If multiple Health objects are to be created: Usually either the actor that requires an object to track some state of the actor (like a health bar, score counter, lives tracker, whatever), the actor will create it when it is being created and add it to the world when it is added to the world or the world will create the object first, then create the actor, passing the object to it. That actor should keep a reference to that object (not th

You can define the image wherever you want. That it is scaled to 32x32 is not programmed by me. That's done by the given Toolkit-class from Java.

Nevermind, ive got that nailed by putting <Code Omitted> on the world that loads next. Thank you!

Not much. It just makes it a little easier to code a change in rotation from the current rotation. 'turn' is basically something like this: <Code Omitted>You do not have to tell 'turn' to add the current rotation to the amount to get the new angle, it automatically does it for you.

wow thanks im so happy now!

OKAY! something has just clicked for me. i can spawn the graphic in the desired location when i touch the power up with the code! <Code Omitted> dont know why i didnt see that before -__- Now just to try to get it to overwrite time to the existing power up. EG if i pick up a power up and it lasts for 10 seconds and during that 10 seconds i pick up another it overwrites the original time. so turning 6 seconds left into 10.

Ohh, that was what you ment! Thank you! And I dont even need my follow-code. :) - Hadis