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Thank for all the help. I have overcome that code and am now unfortunately stuck in another part

That is not what I suggested you do.

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Put line 62 within curly brackets with a return statement. Lines 58 and 59 should also be grouped within curly brackets.

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@Roshan123 There was a comment that has since been deleted that was between mine and yours. I wasn't referring to you when I said that, sorry for the confusion. As for your problem, my only suggestion is to upload your scenario again, whilst re-adding the tags you wanted to have. It possible that your tags somehow got deselected during the upload process.

Please refer to my Value Display Tutorial scenario.

I suggest you use fields for the slips of a customer. T

You need to have some way to tell how far along you are with the mouse click actions. A simple int counter field should suffice: <Code Omitted>Then, <Code Omitted>

Nevermind guys I got it here you go: this goes in the actor that is shooting the bullet <Code Omitted>

Okay nevermind I figured it out by myself... And yes the problem was in the MyWorld class. Thank you anyways!

In Projectile class, remove any collision with Enemy object code.

Thanks!

Add an int field to track buttons down. Increase by (button value plus one) divided by two on mouse presses and decrease by same on mouse clicks. Only perform action for both buttons down when its value is three. One thing to note: although not very likely, it is possible for both buttons to perform an action during the same act cycle, which may throw your count off. Increasing the scenario speed will help in minimizing that possibility. Limiting the value of the field to between zero and three on any change in its value would also help to rectify it when it does go off value.