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

ah thank you very much, havent thought it`s simple as that^^

Never change the transparency of the background image of a world. It is the 'backdrop' of your scenario and should always stay opaque.

Thank you both SO much for your help! This has been driving me crazy. I did exactly what you said Dan, and it worked. :). Thank you , thank you, thank you!

getWorld: method of the Actor class that returns the World object that the actor is in (null is returned if the actor is not in a world) getObjects: method of the World class that returns a List object containing all objects created from the given class that are in a world (or all objects if the argument given is null) size: method of the List class that returns the number of elements contained within a list By checking the API documentations on these classes, you can trace any dot notational expression from the first part to the end part and determine what it returns. Actor>World>List>i

Instead of '(position, 0)' use '(0, position)' and similar with the other drawImage arguments.

The problem is that in line 19 of your Board class, you are creating a new variable 'counter' (which is not the same as your instance 'counter' field. Remove 'Counter' from the beginning of that line so that 'counter' in that line will refer to your instance field. That should fix it (or at least help to).

One way to achieve this is to move your human actor, call getObjectsInRange, and then move your human back to the original position.

haha thank you, bear with me I'm very new and very very bad at this

Just go here and look around in the code of some of the scenarios

Alright danpost, thank you very much for your time :)

You need to be more clear on what you want or are looking for. What method? or maybe you do not realize that a method is a separate block of code that is executed when called and maybe you should be using different terminology.