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Okay thanks guys, it works!

Again, your approach is just wrong. It's not that you're using one class wrong here, but in my opinion it should just be rewritten here. I'll give you an example:

The method Gevater_Tod4711 was referring to is 'getOneObjectAtOffset(int, int, Class)' with the offsets before the class. However, that just checks for a mushroom to one side or another. If the mushroom cannot be pushed, then there is an object (whether another mushroom or a tree or wall) that is preventing the mushroom from moving. This information (whether there is an object preventing the mushroom from moving or not) needs to be passed back to Kara so she knows whether she can push it or not. I did a duplication of a Kara program that was here on the site (I did not use or even view a

If this is a programming question, then yes. You should be able to program a way to 'push' a mushroom from a corner. Check for the specific conditions and whatever trigger you wish to use to push a mushroom away from a corner and have it move to what I would believe to be the only possible location away from the corner.

I know. I wasn't referring to your comment. I only wanted to help and maybe that was a problem, too.

You're awake!!!! Thanks a lot!

wiserivcer; you have multiple int misses: Once in Fodderworld.class (this is the int misses, that is increased in the method gainMiss() ) and once in Turret.class (this is the int misses, that is used for updating your scoreboard by statusBoard.setValues() ) Because the second one is never increased, the score doesn't change...

thank you

I am so sorry for wasting your time today. I don't know what it is maybe I should just get some sleep. It had nothing to do with the calculations.

I too am looking for the file versions for Windows 8. Please let us know.

Oh thank you. There was a bug in my own code if anything, now I feel stupid.

Is this what you meant to write?

Yes, ik ben Dutch ;-) Bedankt man! ;-)

thanks :)