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Why would you even say that?

Ty All its working now :-)

hey dan thank you man it worked just like i wanted i only used it in trap class self instead of the the one whos stepping on it tyvm :D

The main thing that you need to do if you are going to have more than one Counter object is to keep references to them: <Code Omitted>Now, you can refer to either one by its name.

Is this correct? I put a private in character in the class speler == control.. <Code Omitted> the i put the controls in the thief, like so

Is your Wombat constructor some reason private or protected?

Your sound probably has a silent spot at the beginning, end, or both. Cut those pieces out and you'll be fine.

You need a reference to the scoreboard. Instead of the enemy class, have it in you're world class, and then access your world scoreboard with this (Make sure scoreboard is PUBLIC!!!): <Code Omitted>

ty.

You are quite correct. I, for some reason, was thinking that the coin(s) was/were not being removed. Thanks for the correction.

Using 'move' and 'turn', I came up with this:

I see. It actually makes sence to me! Thanks.

In the scenario this timer was created for, the timer object is not created until after the scenario is started. The timer runs on the system clock and starts as soon as you create the timer object (although the display is not updated until the scenario is started). You could add a method to 'reset' the timer, but might as well just replace the timer at the time you would reset it. Two ways you could solve your dilemma are (1) do not create the timer object and add it into the world until the scenario is started; or (2) instead of using the system clock, which is not consistent with running

In the class of the Char you are controlling.