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If level is to increase at a constant rate (increasing for every 100 exp points), then you can simply do this: <Code Omitted>

thx sir all is working like in hope

The middle line should be: <Code Omitted>

Did you try using the setActOrder method?

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You will need a center point, a radius, an initial angle and a direction (5 int values).

thx again sir

At line 118, insert the following: <Code Omitted>

wow, thx sir

Anywhere in the class not in a sub-block (method or constructor).

You could: <Code Omitted>or begin line 2 with: <Code Omitted>or, more simply: <Code Omitted>

Oh, you are saying that your scenario is running at a very slow frame rate. Run at normal speed, use a int timer to regulate moving and track direction input with another int field.

The 2nd word here says it all. Use: getWorld().getObjectsAt( ... )

I put it in the Greenfoot scenario the progress bars stop before the end while on the IDE they go to the end