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Save true answer object in field. Shuffle answers and display them. Compare picked object with saved object to check for correctness.

Not really. It is the best way to allow movement along the walls of the house. If not done separately, you would need to test each way anyway after a collision to see which axis of movement caused the collision. There is no guess work if you do them separately to begin with.

all work, thx sir

i do not think implement setRotation

Thanks! it works

Replace the line with: <Code Omitted>If when speed is reduced and movement does not look right, consider implementing.a class that provides smooth movement.

More simply might be: <Code Omitted>or <Code Omitted>Swap rotations ("90" and "270") if needed.

Start with World subclass codes.

Start by removing lines 15 thru 18. You will most probably get different errors that will lead you toward fixing it. Oh, and change line 52 to: <Code Omitted>(that is one you would have been led to)

I really don't understand why you need a new method to change the world, it makes no difference and if anything, having an extra layer just makes in inconvenient if anything since it is causing problems? As for the sound, create a sound object where you can then pause or stop it before you exit the world. <Code Omitted> Start the sound using sound.play(); then you may pause it or stop it using <Code Omitted> or <Code Omitted>

Show codes. Cannot fix w/o them.

The mouseClicked method requires an Actor object (or null), not a class. You could try this: <Code Omitted>

You're declaring onGround as an integer. Replace line 2 with<Code Omitted>

All sorted now thank you :)

For a school I don’t think this is gonna happen. PCs are the only option here