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music.setVolume( ) 0 = off; 100 = loudest possible setting

got it

Ahhh...I didn't even see that. I forgot to add the act() method back in. That's exactly want I was trying to do. Thank you again for your help!

Read the documentation of Greenfoot: http://www.greenfoot.org/files/javadoc/ It's important you learn this.

ok. Thanks, not able to do that yet. Any way to make little sparkles(turn & shoot aliens?)

Ok! I get it now, thanks.

Works perfect! Thank you!

That Works! Thank You!!

You could always typecast debbie to a Bee object when using it: <Code Omitted>

How would I write that if I did found out?

Let me know if this is correct. You have three colors (red, green and blue) to be chosen, one to each player. If this is so, then all you need to do is remove the buttons when clicked on. The number of buttons in the world when one is clicked on subtracted from four is the player to get the color of that button. When a button is clicked on and there are two buttons in the world at that time, then the second player gets the color of the button clicked on and the color of the remaining button goes to the third player. As these colors are chosen, they should be set in an array in the world

It will work here. You just need to add an act method that calls the method: <Code Omitted>

No. I trained him to answer the posts for me. He does pretty good; even when I am sleeping.

In the greeps competition, you are only allowed to 'move' once per act. Your 'for' loop would disqualify you. Your 'turnTowards' method is having the greeps turn toward their own locations (facing themselves, if that is possible). After a quick test, I found that when using the actor's own location, the rotation will be reset back to zero (0).